You won't be disappointed!
There's others on the forum running the same tires by the looks of it - Whether it's on their Bronco, or on another vehicle (@Silver-Bolt just mentioned he's been running them on his Raptor).
The D rating with a beefier sidewall appeals to me. I run S/t Maxx's on my Tacoma and the stiff sidewall has held up to years of abuse but I need to run 10ish psi to get it there and it took a while to break in. Not to mention the E rating made them significantly heavier.
Awesome addition to your Bronco!BougeRV 12V Refrigerator/Freezer (From BougeRV):
So to begin, I don't go overlanding and when I go off-roading it's nothing too extreme so my requirements for a 12V refridgerator/freezer are a bit different than some of you more hardcore off-roaders. That being said, it's not uncommon to be away from home for a good chunk of the day, and requiring cold storage for food and drinks. I did have a 35L roto-molded cooler, however I found it to be a bit too bulky and having to fill it with ice and taking up space was not super productive.
Today my BougeRV 12V refrigerator/freezer arrived. I went with the 30 Quart model and the black colour scheme. It was on sale on Amazon for $289 CDN (originally $359 CDN), and has a 4.6 star review with over 2,300 reviews.
As you can see from the pictures below, it fits great in my 4 door Bronco. It's light weight (when empty), and can fit nicely along the backseat or on either side. The lid opens up most of the way without having to slide it out, which is nice.
I haven't plugged it in yet, as the instructions suggest to let it sit for 12 hours right side up before using. However I am impressed with the build quality, and it comes with a 24 month warranty.
Check out the link above for dimensions and more of the specifics on the technical components, but early impressions are very positive! If you have any questions, please let me know.
Make sure to register it with BougeRV on their website. You get an extended warranty at no charge.BougeRV 12V Refrigerator/Freezer (From BougeRV):
So to begin, I don't go overlanding and when I go off-roading it's nothing too extreme so my requirements for a 12V refridgerator/freezer are a bit different than some of you more hardcore off-roaders. That being said, it's not uncommon to be away from home for a good chunk of the day, and requiring cold storage for food and drinks. I did have a 35L roto-molded cooler, however I found it to be a bit too bulky and having to fill it with ice and taking up space was not super productive.
Today my BougeRV 12V refrigerator/freezer arrived. I went with the 30 Quart model and the black colour scheme. It was on sale on Amazon for $289 CDN (originally $359 CDN), and has a 4.6 star review with over 2,300 reviews.
As you can see from the pictures below, it fits great in my 4 door Bronco. It's light weight (when empty), and can fit nicely along the backseat or on either side. The lid opens up most of the way without having to slide it out, which is nice.
I haven't plugged it in yet, as the instructions suggest to let it sit for 12 hours right side up before using. However I am impressed with the build quality, and it comes with a 24 month warranty.
Check out the link above for dimensions and more of the specifics on the technical components, but early impressions are very positive! If you have any questions, please let me know.
Not sure the longevity at this point, but I have used it a few times (some in extreme heat) and it worked amazingly. I’ve already got more use out of this vs. my previous cooler.
my smaller BougeRv fridge has well over 1000 hours on it. works perfectly. Just got back from a 10 day trip where it was used 24/7. 12V in the Bronco, 120V in hotel rooms. I have a small folding, aluminum hand truck I use going into hotels. Put the fridge and my other bags on it an off I go. We were parked at one camp where it was plugged into the Bronco for 36 hours (85-90 deg during the day) and battery read 12.4 v when I went to leave. I have always hot 12v run to the cargo area to these switches. Overhead light, air compressor, 12v lighter plugs for refrig. Works awesome.
