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Brand new Bronco steelies for sale, all 5 for $200 (in Portland, OR) with TPMS and extra lug nuts.

Glad to hear from a fellow 2D manual, thank you @porjos

True that, I will try and do that; learn from ones who know.

Is that a oxymoronic question? I'm overwhelmed by so many auto-tech things and I wanna know with the config I have, what's possible in off-roading? So far I have only taken her on gravel roads and something my old Outback can very well do! :) Comments?

@TC1 wow! what an awesome build! if I may, where you got that retro Bronco stickers running on sides? Would they come in diff colors? I have a black 2 door manual

I installed them today, did not have to remove anything! @dejones64 - what's it I'm missin? maybe base model did not have the rock rails?

Update on my wheels / tires... After lots of great inputs here, I was close to upgrading my tires to Grabber 285-75-16 and keep my steelies. Came to know one of fellas here selling his Badlands non-squatch wheels/tires and they are a perfect choice given I did not want to do any mods. Here is...

@solarbound27 - did you install these? https://www.amazon.com/TAC-Running-Compatible-2021-2022-Accessories/dp/B09QH44T6W/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8&th=1 I plan to buy these and install for my 2 door. @dejones64 - great inputs, thanks. I'm not that much DIY guy, you think maybe...

yup! sometime in future for sure

Got it, thanks indeed 🙏

@mpeugeot , @HoosierDaddy - thank you and I'm trying to comprehend this; I'm a newbie to these topics. Hence my previous post - I'm planning to buy used Badlands non-squatch wheels and tires. 17” wheels with a C rated 285/70R17 (stock Badlands setup) At this point I'm not planning to make...

I'm indeed looking at "changing wheels go to a 17” with a C rated 285/70R17 (stock Badlands setup)." that said - these wheels and tires should fit base bronco (manual) as is - right? (no lifters etc)

Thanks, will check that out sometime

Sasquatch wheels only or tires too? how much if I may ask

This is great info/advice from you all, super thankful for such a lovely community; I'm a beginner and this is all much appreciated.

Thanks JK - I have pinged him

You still have them?

ah! looks like you pretty much maxed out on what can be a big beefy tire with no lifts or crash guard changes :)

This helps, thank you indeed

Good point. I'm no rock climber - optimal as in what's the tire for basic to moderate offroading, looks beefy, dont have to remove front crash guard and bigger tires dont rub off or ones who function well with no additional mods as of now. I'm on budget and wanna keep my Bronco simple. The stock...