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https://accutuneoffroad.com/why-are-tacoma-spacer-lifts-so-bad/?

Regear (as others stated). Problem solved (y) 4.7 is fairly impressive for a stock offering from Ford , but on 35's many drivers could probably benefit from being a smidge higher. Still somewhat dependent on your usage.

Friends don't let friends do spacer lifts.

Hybrid or bust. Something similar to the Jeep 4XE (first 30 miles are all electric).

These are proper. What's angle/degree are they?

Of course! Btw I edited my last post... forgot the word "less", which totally changes the meaning

Chill bro lol. Didn't read that but didn't need to. You missed the point -- if wheels are forged, then manufacturers state explicitly that they're forged. If they're cast, then in a roundabout way, they tell you how strong they are, all the testing they've undergone, etc etc.

Link is in the OP https://www.roushperformance.com/vehicles/2021-bronco-r-series.html#reserve-vehicle-container $700 per wheel is forged territory... but they're described by Roush as "high-strength", which sounds like they're dodging admitting that they're only cast.

Having never used the Continental TerrainContact A/T, I'm hesitant to make any kind of judgement. I will say that their sidewall looks a lil' LESS aggressive than I'd like to see in an All-Terrain. My previous set of Falkens, for reference. Notice the blocks/lugs on the upper sidewall...

@Bird Dog Overland is right -- those wheels aren't one of a kind if they're currently in production.

32" - Yokohama Geolandar X-AT, size 265/75/16 33" - Falken Wildpeak AT3W, size 285/75/16 I'm a real fan of Yokohama, but I've had those Falkens as well; both are quality tires. Hope this helps!

Weak showing. Come back when there's genuine performance to the kit.

2 absolutes -- Jeep vibes are undeniable. 100% suitable for 99% of Bronco owners.

@mdfilip and others -- I'm please to inform you that the array and availability of 16" wheels far exceeds that of 17"+ wheels... For wheel enthusiasts like myself, the smartest thing that Ford did with the new Bronco was making the bolt pattern 6x139.7 (same PCD as countless JDM offroaders)...