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You could use 285/75R16 KO3s on your stock wheels. They would give you a 33” diameter (32.8) and are available in load range C so they won’t be too heavy. They would look good on your rig. You might have to remove the crash bars. 2” lift might help too.

The Heritage Edition has cloth seats and I wouldn’t call it lower end. If there’s anything you think is missing then just add those options.

I had load range E KO2s on my '22 Black Diamond and they rode fine. As long as the tires are properly balanced and inflated for your use the load range shouldn't matter in the ride.

Added my Monster Hooks recovery points to my '25 REB Heritage Edition. Had them on my Velocity Blue Black Diamond 2D but took them off when I traded it. Thought the blue would still look good on the REB Heritage.

Ford already makes a hybrid Ranger for Australia. The basics of the power train layout are similar enough that adding the same hybrid system to the Bronco shouldn’t be that challenging.

Watch the video. I think you will find your answers there. Of course they put their products in a good light but I think they did a good job. Its 500,000 miles of running, not 100,000.

You should watch Valvoline' 500,000 mile engine teardown for 2 2.3l eco boost engines they ran to test the difference between their full synthetic and synthetic blend oils when following Ford's oil change recommendations. It is available on YouTube.

Not in a modern street car with a proper air box and filtration system. I can't imagine that anyone who owns and operates a modern, factory turbo, even or maybe especially off-road, will run without filtration. That's nonsense. It is also not the target demographic for that video. Also PCV...

Pretty stupid looking thumbnail. That's enough to prevent me from watching such a "clickbait looking" video. Nobody's turbo looks like that on a road car.

It’s a different tire. It’s a Territory RT. Probably about the same new but I’d guess much less likely to be found used yet.

It’s enough for me. Or maybe too much.

These lights are way too busy for me. They look like an attempt to just add more individual elements. Not a clean or cohesive design.

For 5K more than the Outer Banks with the 2.7 you could get a Heritage Edition with the 2.7 and Sasquatch. Could be had in Velocity Blue. Both are available in Ruby Red.

I bought one too. The salesman offered me a gray Heritage but I said absolutely not. I get all kinds of likes, smiles, and positive comments specifically for the Robin's Egg Blue. My '22 Velocity Blue also got a lot of positive comments too when I had that.

Old worn door seals on garage door allows snow to blow in through the top and corners. Garage is unheated.

Not as much as was projected here in Southern NH

The “crunch” of the dirt in the switch and you didn’t know if it would work or stick on or off…

the lower picture is the “alternate tread” version without the Wrangler. That’s the correct tire for a 2025 Sasquatch. .

That’s the right tire.

The tires are available from Tire Rack as alternate tread pattern. The best way to find them is to put in the vehicle info on the Tire Rack website and search for OEM tires.