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Anyone running 255/80r17's with a two inch lift? Just got the tires but want more height. This is the stock height. Also figured I could go with a bigger tire when these wear out.


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Dealership said they couldn’t get crashbars loose on mine. Said they even tried torch.
BS....don't doubt they said that.
They probably won't remove them for liability reasons.
 

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Dealership said they couldn’t get crashbars loose on mine. Said they even tried torch.
BS....don't doubt they said that.
They probably won't remove them for liability reasons.
I did mine myself. You need to remove them while the tire is off to make it easier. I also needed to loosen the bumper for the front bar, but I have the base bumper.
I am putting the stock tire back on this weekend for a road trip. It's an all-highway trip so I would rather have the better fuel economy the thinner tires give. I'll put the crash bars back in for the trip as well.
 

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I did mine myself. You need to remove them while the tire is off to make it easier. I also needed to loosen the bumper for the front bar, but I have the base bumper.
I am putting the stock tire back on this weekend for a road trip. It's an all-highway trip so I would rather have the better fuel economy the thinner tires give. I'll put the crash bars back in for the trip as well.
Ford doesn’t even install them from the factory on Sasquatch Broncos.
But if a dealer removed them from a non Sasquatch Bronco I suppose they could be held liable.
Took me 10 minutes to remove them from my non Sasquatch Badlands.
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