Show us your installed wheel / tire upgrades here! (Pics)

[mitchxc]

Long story, but we swapped the stock OBX wheels for Base, and then just got new Yokohama LT285/75R16 Yokohama Geolandar A/T G01 put on today - soo soo happy finally.

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[Richw23]

How do those tires ride on road? Looks killer...have pretty much the same truck....on ice mountain at the moment. Will swap 37s soon after delivery. Ive had Ridge Grapplers, and Milestar padagonias on other rigs. I like the look of the Nexen

There is rumble for sure when starting and stopping, but other than that no issues at all. Good luck bud, hope u get yours soon!

 

[Kedward]

Yes the crash bars had to be removed. I ordered replacement crash bars, which hopefully will be here this week. Thanks

Looks great nice job. Yeah I just ordered modified crash bars from 4wp. Good stuff buddy, good luck.

 

[GreenMtnBronco]

Here's an Icon 3" Spacer lift on a Badsquatch with 37s on Fuel Vectors, better pics to come

 

[mdfilip]

Here's an Icon 3" Spacer lift on a Badsquatch with 37s on Fuel Vectors, better pics to come

what lights and bar? looks great!

 

[Mr. Nice]

You people better read this Ford warranty information.

• the installation or use of a non-Ford Motor Company part or software (other than a certified emissions part or software) or any part or software (Ford or non-Ford) designed for off-road use only installed after the vehicle leaves the control of Ford Motor Company, if the installed part fails or causes a Ford part to fail. Examples include, but are not limited to lift kits, oversized tires, roll bars, cellular phones, alarm systems, automatic starting systems and performance-enhancing powertrain components or software and performance “chips”.

 

[Untrained Horse]

You people better read this Ford warranty information.

• the installation or use of a non-Ford Motor Company part or software (other than a certified emissions part or software) or any part or software (Ford or non-Ford) designed for off-road use only installed after the vehicle leaves the control of Ford Motor Company, if the installed part fails or causes a Ford part to fail. Examples include, but are not limited to lift kits, oversized tires, roll bars, cellular phones, alarm systems, automatic starting systems and performance-enhancing powertrain components or software and performance “chips”.

I can’t use my “cellular phone” or it voids the warranty

 

[GreenMtnBronco]

what lights and bar? looks great!

https://www.rtrvehicles.com/collect...ht-bar-w-project-x-ff-70-lights-21-bronco-all

 

[Paulbrandonrod]

Before and after pics. Three days after buying got RC 3.5 inch lift, 18in. Raceline 946B boost (+12 offset), and 37 in. all terrains.

 

[skierx728]

Fuel Covert 18" +20 offset. 275/70r18.

Looks great! any poke w/ this setup? I was looking at 285/70/17 on +18 offset wheel but am concerned w/ too much poke (I prefer minimal if any). Now you have me thinking a 275/70/18 may decrease the poke just enough that I'd be fine with it (w/ the same wheel in 18 inch +18 offset version) hmmmm

 

[BradW]

Looks great! any poke w/ this setup? I was looking at 285/70/17 on +18 offset wheel but am concerned w/ too much poke (I prefer minimal if any). Now you have me thinking a 275/70/18 may decrease the poke just enough that I'd be fine with it (w/ the same wheel in 18 inch +18 offset version) hmmmm

There is a little poke but its exactly what I wanted. Its not too much, mainly sidewall poke. My Bronco is at the dealer getting Ceramic coating but I'll get you a better picture of the poke when I get it back home.

I was thinking the 275 would be too skinny, but it looks great. Not skinny at all.

 

[skierx728]

There is a little poke but its exactly what I wanted. Its not too much, mainly sidewall poke. My Bronco is at the dealer getting Ceramic coating but I'll get you a better picture of the poke when I get it back home.

I was thinking the 275 would be too skinny, but it looks great. Not skinny at all.

Thanks, appreciate it! What tires do you have? I started looking at this size and seems options are VERY limited at this size (compared to 285/70/17) and I can only find E range tires... I don't much about tires but heard it's better to stick to C range for regular driving (which will be 98% of the time for me). Are yours E range and how does it drive compared to the orginal tires/wheels is there a noticeable difference?

Anyone know if they make C range tires at 275/70/18?

 

[BradW]

Thanks, appreciate it! What tires do you have? I started looking at this size and seems options are VERY limited at this size (compared to 285/70/17) and I can only find E range tires... I don't much about tires but heard it's better to stick to C range for regular driving (which will be 98% of the time for me). Are yours E range and how does it drive compared to the orginal tires/wheels is there a noticeable difference?

Anyone know if they make C range tires at 275/70/18?

The Tires I have are E rated Nitto Ridge Grapplers. Most at this size are E. I can tell you that these tires are just as quiet and ride just as nice as the stock tires IMO. You may notice a slight decrease in MPG due to the increased weight but I don't think it is significant. Here is what the poke looks like on mine.

I just went to Discount Tire's website and 285/70r17 C rated Nitto Ridge Grapplers weigh 55lbs and 275/70r18 E rated weigh 56 lbs. Doubt that will make much of a difference in anything.

Also, 285/70r17 are 32.76" and 275/70r18 are 33.19".

 

[MiracleMan777]

what offset?

+20
Gives it about 1.5-2" poke outside of the standard flares.

 

[skierx728]

The Tires I have are E rated Nitto Ridge Grapplers. Most at this size are E. I can tell you that these tires are just as quiet and ride just as nice as the stock tires IMO. You may notice a slight decrease in MPG due to the increased weight but I don't think it is significant. Here is what the poke looks like on mine.

I just went to Discount Tire's website and 285/70r17 C rated Nitto Ridge Grapplers weigh 55lbs and 275/70r18 E rated weigh 56 lbs. Doubt that will make much of a difference in anything.

Also, 285/70r17 are 32.76" and 275/70r18 are 33.19".

Awesome, thanks again! that poke is pretty minimal... I think I can deal with that. Time to make some decisions

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