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Thank all! Luckily I do have the factory alignment positions marked. Forgot to mark after post-lift alignment, but have a good idea where they were at. Ordering new hardware regardless. Not surprised if the shop struggled (or even attempted) to reach full torque.

LCA cam bolts are loose after alignment 4 months ago (evidence of uneven tire wear and occasional bumpy ride). Do I: 1. Replace the original OEM hardware and get new alignment at local tire shop. These are supposed to be "one time use" and originals were not perfect after removal. 2. Replace...

2nd should work well. It will be/sound obvious.

Tranmsission still going good after the fixes?

Awesome! Tires are a little shiny tho... Get er dirty!

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/tsb-24-2408-front-end-noise-clink-clunk-front-differential-mount-frame-bracket-cracked-or-broken.105492/

North Cascades, WA

Bumping this thread. Badlands with procal and sport mode @26k miles. I may be crazy. Driving in 2WD at moderate speeds, it feels like my traction control is ALWAYS engaged (wonky rubber band acceleration feeling like it is fighting something), regardless of wheel spin or not. I can toggle...

Enjoying the WA snow as well! Baja Boss AT are awesome in snow btw.

Must be a typo. Maybe they meant 45s. :)

Good luck! Just installed those tires in 35" D2 variant. Definitely heavier than KO2 C2, etc., but great ride and traction.

1in spacer would work as well. I try to avoid spacers of any kind though.

Short answer: If you want to fit SAS size tires, buy +30mm wheels (or SAS Take-offs). The optional non-sas Badlands wheels from 21-23 are NOT the same offset as SAS (is +55 instead of +30).

Gonna save you some heart-ache. Pay attention to load rating when ordering tire. The ones you listed are only available in F2 range. You do NOT want F tires on a light Bronco.

Bad. You will have issues (rubbing) with 35s on non-sas wheels without adding a 1"+ spacer. That's why the sas offset is different. Run if the seller is telling you those are sas wheels.

Keep in mind these are NOT SAS wheels. They are the optional non-sas Badlands wheels for 21-23 (Same +55 offset as the silver Badlands wheels. Sas is +30.)

Installing 35"x12.5"x17" (D2) MT Baja Boss AT today. Newish tire, however hopeful based on current reviews. I'm replacing KO2s after only 18K miles (too much time wasted balancing and a few with 65lb+ road force). Will follow up!

Highly recommend renting a car and taking a few extra days to explore/hike nearby Red Rock Canyon. Some awesome terrain and views.

Yessir. Financially it would have been smarter to take the credit and just replace the two bad tires. Trying a new brand (hopefully with less manufacturing defects) instead.

Sure. Was more curious if people are looking for an essentially unused spare (albeit 1.75 years old). I certainly have no interest in selling the bad tires. Those are being warrantied like I said. Great tires the 1st 8-10K miles. :)