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Well after a few months of waiting my OBX arrived, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. I am also incredibly happy with my decision to upgrade the tires, while keeping the stock OBX wheels. I went with NITTO Ridge Grappler P275 70R18, which was installed by my dealer as soon as my Bronco arrived. For any of you planning or currently going through Folsom Lake Ford here in NorCal you're in good hands! I paid MSRP, no haggling, no negotiations needed, at least for all those going through the build-to-order process. They even beat my pre-approved Bank rate by 1.6%... Here's a few shots of the wheels and tires, both before and after installation.
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This one only balances with the internal balls
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I love this setup so much what rims are thoseWe ended up installing the 4wp leveling kit on our 17x9 +30 RTR wheels with 315/70r17 KO2s. (34.4x12.4)
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On post #21 you said they were 315/70/17. Which is it? How much did you raise it?
How are you liking the Cooper Discoverer ATP II's now that you have had them a while? I am thinking of doing this as well but am a bit concerned about their 58 pound weight. I am also considering the Nitto Terra Grappler G2's as they are 52 pounds. The Coopers look great and are larger and cheaper so i would love to go that route. Any problems with rubbing or ride comfort?
Not at all, they have about 4000 mines on them and ride great. I have them on the stock OBX 18 in wheels. They do well on and off-road to. zero rub. I`d buy them again.
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I went with General Grabber A/Tx 275/70R/18's and a set of wheels from a '21 Ford Ranger I got on ebay for $400.
I went with General Grabber A/Tx 275/70R/18's and a set of wheels from a '21 Ford Ranger I got on ebay for $400.
How do you like those? I see they are the only 275/70/18 that are not E rated. Do they ride well?
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I was looking for a balance, ride and noise were important so I choose SL rated tires. They ride great and are quiet. Since I spend most of my time on the road I was leaning more for a road tire that also was decent off road.
No one so far have chrome steel rims .
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