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Update as of today June 15th. Ford reached out to me and after taking my Bronco to my local dealer and working with a Ford customer service rep I was able to get my tires replaced. Since I'd rotated my spare on to remove vibration in the left rear they ended up replacing all 5 tires. Happy...

We have lots of gas stations here in Texas that have ethanol free (more every year). It's just up to the gas station. Unless otherwise state, everything contains the 10% ethanol blend or E10. Gas stations like Quick Trip and Bucees often have a pump for ethanol free though. If octane is...

It's actually almost all 93 and 10% ethanol. We have a few gas stations around with Ethanol Free over 90 octane so I get that when I can.

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Yes, My apologies, definitely edited later since everyone was asking. I wanted to help eliminate the confusion. Looks like I only made more...

Yup, drive it as it is. turn it off some times but mostly leave it on.

That's insane the difference! tires and ride height are everything.

All, I've been tracking my Bronco Gas milage every fill-up for the first 10,000 miles. Some details before hand 2021 Bronco Badlands, V6!!, soft top, lux, Sas, with MGV seats. First Oil Change at @6,421 miles Tires run at 36-39 psi Average Gas milage: 16.9 Towing 3,500 lbs worth of...

Good to know, I'll try and get it in for balancing soon. They always want to keep it a couple weeks and leave me nothing to drive, even for the little stuff. Why would the rear tires be concave but not the front? Is it because the front turn and scrub the rears?

A few weeks ago I noticed a sidewall bulge in the left rear tire of my bronco. Recently at high speeds over 80 mph on toll roads I've noticed a sever vibration. (85mph is the speed limit on our Texas toll roads) Last weekend I inspected the rear tires as the vibration wasn't in the steering...

Agree, Again though, how does Ford put a sticker on the car recommending a pressure higher than what they tire they chose for the vehicle is? My guess is that this sticker is for the not sasquatch tire, but still, it wouldn't be hard to put a different sticker on.

I completely agree, I'll be running 35. I just struggle to understand how ford can suggest a tire pressure over the max pressure recommended for the tire they use for the vehicle.

I have a 21 Badlands 4 dr with sasquatch. Today I had it at Discount Tire for my second flat repair and the Discount Tire employee noticed something interesting. He asked me what pressure I run my tires at? I run mine around 36 PSI. He points out that the tire states the MAX pressure is 35...

No rear cup holders with MGV seats. I have two kids....

I'll give them a shout, The back edges are wrapped, the front are not. Don't know why.

It was at least 30 days, maybe more like 45

My 2011 FJ Cruiser, 2015 F-150, 2017 F-250 and 2018 Raptor never displayed such damage and I drove the raptor at much higher speeds than I would ever drive this on a dirt road.

I agree, but really though. It's a county road. Not an off road park, desert racing or OHV area. A county owned and maintained dirt road. Four previous trucks and never a single rock chip or noticeable damage from driving on it. Come home with the bronco, appalled at what I found.

All three!

I'm sure that if it had been in a populated area I'd of cracked a number of windshields before I finally threw all of the rocks out!