We had a light winter but lots of mud. 4A was good enough for everything I went through this winter. Although we got six inches max at any one time, the bronco barely noticed it.
The tires matter soo much. I have Les Schwab Open Range tires on, with the 3peak Rating. In normal snow they grip all...
The nice thing about the bronco is it's modularity. They have already shoved a V8 Coyote in. Having a hybrid option would be nice for some.
An EREV would be a good idea if they manage to make a suitable software setup that allows easy modularity.
Updates to my Bronco! Man what a good truck! Love it so far!
Got plans for a bashplate winch, new rims, and a hood decal but its basically almost done.
Love the fact that I can program things on it.
I had the Terra Grapplers on my Ridgeline for 6 years and they did great on ice, snow, and mud. The rubber seems a touch gripper below 32F than the old ones. I might replace my Open Range SNow Rated with those in the future.
Think I get it. The whole two door vibe is the older person, "I identify as a two door user." At least some have latched onto that.
In the end it's just an SUV with off road perks, get what fits your needs. I could make a two door work but it's not my identity. I chose four door because it has...
I had a 10 year old boy grabbing his dad's sleeve and pointing at my truck and saying, "Dad it's a bronco! It's soo cool!"
I have the 4 Door Badlands in Area 51. Other than that, nothing lol. I'm rarely in town though.
There are multiple top options available after market. Ford should fix the top but it's one of a handful of vehicles you can just REPLACE THE ROOF YOURSELF.
Laters though.