Any update on how fast these are wearing? And what's your average speed and normal highway speed for that 17.8mpg?
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SAS Replacement Tires - I've looked at every tire made, losing my mind. 🫠 Done=Baja ATs
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I haven't taken the numbers yet, but I think we have close to 8-9k miles on them to this point. I will check the tread depths at my next tire rotation.
On that trip, my average speed was 52mph over the 2400 miles. I would say that I often had the cruise set at 7mph over the limit unless I needed to maintain a faster/slower speed with traffic.
It has been below freezing in Minnesota recently, so the mileage sucks when you use the remote start via the Ford app.
Baja ATs should treat you way better on that gravel than the stock SAS setup. I’ve run them on a lighter SUV and they felt planted without beating me up. If you ever end up swapping tyres at home or get a puncture at a bad time, I used a mobile tyre fitter Manchester once and it saved me a ton of hassle, especially with last‑minute changes before delivery.
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I just put MT Baja ATs on mine and I'm loving them so far. I did the 255/85s and lost about 2mpg over the base Duelers.
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Yeah, and that's a rough estimate using the mileage the Bronco calculates. I did Forscan the new tire size and I went from being 7mph off at 75mph (speedo read 68mph) to 2mph off at 75mph (really going 73mph), or about 2.7%. I was hitting about 21.5mpg with the base duelers and now I'm hitting around 19.6mpg, which should be that same 2.7% too high. The MT Bajas on mine should be around 63-64lbs compared with the 31lb Duelers. The Rocktrix 17x9's I have are 26lbs, vs the 22lb steelies, so I picked up about 36lbs each corner.
I did eventually purchase these tires.
Very impressed with the traction, ride, quietness, lost about 1 mpg, they look awesome!
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