Will 5 mounted SAS wheels/tires fit in the 4DR?

[Greenbrick]

I'm buying my Bronco from a dealer in Tennessee and I live in Atlanta. Dealer already has my wheels and tires and is planning on the install. The dealer was going to buy my SAS wheels and tires but I got a much better offer from someone locally. Any chance I can fit 5 of those suckers in the back of a 4DR?

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[khoward9]

I'm buying my Bronco from a dealer in Tennessee and I live in Atlanta. Dealer already has my wheels and tires and is planning on the install. The dealer was going to buy my SAS wheels and tires but I got a much better offer from someone locally. Any chance I can fit 5 of those suckers in the back of a 4DR?

yep... just did it when I switched mine..

 

[jrobVT]

Will they fit in my NY apartment while I find a final resting place for them? Maybe permanant decor?

 

[khoward9]

Will they fit in my NY apartment while I find a final resting place for them? Maybe permanant decor?

Great Idea... love it

 

[jrobVT]

Great Idea... love it

This actually would be kind of cool (obviously with a bronco)

 

[Greenbrick]

yep... just did it when I switched mine..

What was the arrangement you used to fit them in? I’m picking up my Bronco this weekend and want to plan it out. I was hoping 3 would fit side by side (parallel to one another) sitting up vertically, and then 2 would fit perpendicular to them. See my basic outline below:

 

[ATX_Bronco]

I'm about to do this on Friday. What is the best layout?

 

[Harpo68]

What was the arrangement you used to fit them in? I’m picking up my Bronco this weekend and want to plan it out. I was hoping 3 would fit side by side (parallel to one another) sitting up vertically, and then 2 would fit perpendicular to them. See my basic outline below:

Do you a soft top or hard top. The soft top does leave much room back there for loading.

 

[Greenbrick]

I didn’t end up trying all 5. 3 went in fine.

 

[DrewBronc21]

I guess there’s no way they will fit in a 2 door?

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