New owner questions for used Bronco

[typical_new_guy]

Hi all, I just traded in my Jeep for a used 2023 Big Bend that had a deal I couldn't pass on and I was hoping to get some questions answered from community. Here is a pic of my Bronco and as you can see it came with, what I think is, the Sasquatch package wheels/tires (lift???), but it does not have the actual package installed (no locker switch on the dash). I tracked down the original window sticker, but as you can see these wheels and tires are not listed. I contacted the dealership that originally sold the vehicle to see if these were dealer installed options like I suspect, however they weren't really able to help me out. Sorry for starting off which such a newbie post, but I was hoping someone may be able to tell me if dealers in general do have some sort of "Sasquatch appearance package" or something. Or is it more likely that the original owner just happened to buy OEM tires/wheels and did it all afterwards? And yes, I already feel dumb for asking these questions...just trying to figure out the history of this thing. Thanks all.

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[Gizmo]

Like you pointed out, you do not have the SAS package, or 4A etc. Maybe those are wildtrack wheels, but they do not look like my SAS wheel-

 

[typical_new_guy]

Like you pointed out, you do not have the SAS package, or 4A etc. Maybe those are wildtrack wheels, but they do not look like my SAS wheel-

Ah, thanks and sorry for mistaking the wheels for the wrong set. I honestly just started looking in to this stuff about 3 hours ago.

 

[nametaken]

No SAS for that price, just add ons from the previous owner, looks great congrats

 

[Jim Walter]

These are not the SAS wheel package. Missing the gray (fake bead locker) ring, unless they got removed or painted over. After market lift kit and tires were probably installed by original owner. Open front and rear differentials. No lockers. No front disconnect.

 

[dadjoke]

Looks like you have a 'stock' Big Bend to me.

No Sas, but the previous owner likely threw on some Wildtrak takeoffs (they tend to be available cheapish), and possibly a small lift. You should look for perch collar lift or some top/bottom of the shock pucks like they sell for the front end. Also, are your fender flares as wide as the tires or does the rubber poke out? That'd be 'non-Sas' fender flares

 

[dadjoke]

These are not the SAS wheel package. Missing the gray (fake bead locker) ring, unless they got removed or painted over. No modular front bumper. After market lift kit and tires were probably installed by original owner. Open front and rear differentials. No lockers. No front disconnect.

Mod bumper isn't in Sas package? If it is I'm on my way to the dealership ha ha ha

 

[MNBigfoot]

Looks like someone added a 1 1/2-2" level kit up front, and now it's got a mini Carolina Squat going.

 

[BroncoA512021]

Like you pointed out, you do not have the SAS package, or 4A etc. Maybe those are wildtrack wheels, but they do not look like my SAS wheel-

They def look like wildttack wheels

 

[Dadsquatch]

Looks like they partially Selfsquatch'd it.

 

[Lowcountry Bronco]

As stated, you have a stock BB with either WT or painted ring squatch wheels and probably a puck lift. See above but look up under and if you see a couple of black spacers you'll know what you got. This is not a bad thing, good to know what you got and you can move up from there if you want.

 

[Bugkillah]

Non sas big bend with wildtrack take offs, looks good, enjoy!

 

[615_Bronco]

Mod bumper isn't in Sas package? If it is I'm on my way to the dealership ha ha ha

Dad joke or serious?
Mine came with capable, really want a Mod or aftermarket with winch plate and relocation BS

 

[dadjoke]

Dad joke or serious?
Mine came with capable, really want a Mod or aftermarket with winch plate and relocation BS

My Big Bend Sasquatch factory order ('22) has plastic bumpers F/R...it's really the only thing I feel I didn't "pick right" for what I want...

 

[Silver-Bolt]

No SAS. Missing the suspension, gears, axle, lockers, and more.

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