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Long post, bear with me lol

So I've reserved a 4 door big bend. It comes with P rated 32s. On this two door the size looks 'decent', however I'm curious if they will look small on a 4 door. Either way it desperately needs a more aggressive looking tread imo. (Also not a huge fan of those wheels) So my question is to those that have experience with this, in your opinion would there be any, or much, difference in looks and functionality between 32s and 33s?
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Bonus 35s talk: I'm a 2.7/auto guy and I love the way the Sasquatch wheels and tires look, and the stance it gives the Bronco. However I'm not gonna be taking my $43,000(?) daily driver rock crawling. So with that said I don't really need the things that come on that package. Also initial $$$, gas mileage with 35s and 4.7 rear end(even though I'm not an MPG guy at all), don't need MTs and the $$ it will take to replace the 35s when the time comes make me iffy on that package. So what is y'alls opinion on practicality for 35s if you don't need them? And would 32s/33s be able to recreate the same look?
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P Rated 32s will take me anywhere I want to take a daily driver, assuming they are coupled with decent ground clearance. I'm fine with a mild A/T tread like the Bridgestones that will come on the Broncos.

That said, Iooks wise, I like to see the biggest tire that fits the wheel wells. There is a noticeable visual difference between 32s and 33s. It can be a difference of, "yeah, it looks fine," and "wow, that looks great." How much that is worth to you, is your call.
 
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That said, Iooks wise, I like to see the biggest tire that fits the wheel wells.
Yeah it seems to me that they designed this whole Bronco around fitting 35s. So I'm just curious if 32s, and even 33s, are going to fill the wheel wells nicely and not end up looking like tiny shoes. But we probably won't know that until we get some real life pictures of the different sizes.
 

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I'm also wondering about the driving noise from the 35's if you're using it as a daily driver. Thoughts?
 

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keep in mind the 35s are equipped with high clearance flares, so maybe the regular flares can look stuffed with 33s. I don't think 32s look good on any trim
Yup. Didn't even think of that, good catch. I thought maybe the the high clearance flares just stuck out more to deal with the width of the 35s, but now that I think about it they would have to go higher too to deal with the additional wheel travel. (y)
 
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I'm also wondering about the driving noise from the 35's if you're using it as a daily driver. Thoughts?
Yeah since the 35s that come standard on the Squatch are mud terrains I'm sure there would be at least some hum at highway speeds(but I have no experience with MTs). Which could be a deterrent for me, because in my part of central Texas I'm dependent on 80 MPH toll roads to get around. I would love for there to be a option to switch the MTs on the squatch for some all-terrains.
 

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A good all terrain tire would be best for daily driving. Been there done that with my Jeep several times! 33's are a nice compromise. BFG ko2 or falken wildpeaks are both great-goodyear duratracs as well. If i get the sasquatch i will be replacing my 35 mud tires with all terrains for sure.
 

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I'm also wondering about the driving noise from the 35's if you're using it as a daily driver. Thoughts?
Well the tires are no doubt quieter than the exhaust in my Subie so I'm totally fine with a little drone from the tires. Just crank up the tunes! (y)
 

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A good all terrain tire would be best for daily driving. Been there done that with my Jeep several times! 33's are a nice compromise. BFG ko2 or falken wildpeaks are both great-goodyear duratracs as well. If i get the sasquatch i will be replacing my 35 mud tires with all terrains for sure.
Does it seem odd that sassy pkg doesn’t offer choice of all terrains? Or is it that if you get sassy are you supposed to be too hardcore for A/Ts?
 

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Yeah it seems to me that they designed this whole Bronco around fitting 35s. So I'm just curious if 32s, and even 33s, are going to fill the wheel wells nicely and not end up looking like tiny shoes. But we probably won't know that until we get some real life pictures of the different sizes.
Have you been to Ford.com to even look at the models pictured?? Am I missing something??
Most likely, if you can't see a difference, it is because it is minimal ....they're also most likely CGI because nothing has been mass produced yet.

The 315's are 34.4 ....
285/70-17 = 32.7
265/70-17 = 31.6
255/75-17 = 32.1
NOTE: the 255 is actually taller than the 265 because of the different aspect ratio.
Note 2: There is only 6/10ths of an inch difference between the 255's and the 285's.... a whopping 1/4" from center.

If there is a 1" difference, that's only 1/2" from the center in either direction....not a huge difference height/clearance wise, but as stated, it can change the look somewhat....nothing major.
I did that on my F250, nobody noticed.
 

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Would there be any issues/concerns sizing down from 35s to 33s/32s with the Sasquatch pkg? Trying to think ahead so when I need to new tire after the OEM’s are worn.
 

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Would there be any issues/concerns sizing down from 35s to 33s/32s with the Sasquatch pkg? Trying to think ahead so when I need to new tire after the OEM’s are worn.
A couple of issues that come to mind. You further lower the gear ratio and you’ll need to recalibrate your speedo. That’s why I chose the Badlands.....for those 33” AT tires that IMO are best suited for the freeway than the 35’s
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