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I'm sure they will make one. I wonder his much better it will make the Bronco look ? Don't get new wrong.....it looks good on it.
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If you look at photos, the weird part of that is the center rear tail light. It’s on a “stalk” so it can be visible with the rear tire mounted. Without that tire it will probably look very odd and I’m not certain it’s easy to remove.
I personally do not like having the tire there, on the back of the gate
I would much rather take it off and have a vintage embossed ford in the metal.
I wonder if this can be done without seeing screw holes or an indentation of it it belongs...I would pay more to have a nicer looking less impeding back
I would much rather take it off and have a vintage embossed ford in the metal.
I wonder if this can be done without seeing screw holes or an indentation of it it belongs...I would pay more to have a nicer looking less impeding back
I imagine the bumper would have to be replaced as well, since it probably is indented for the tire?
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ARE YOU KIDDING? Tire on the back is everything. Useful, easy to get off when you are stuck, and looks fucking good IMO
Stupid question here, but then what are you going to do for a spare? It won’t fit under the truck. I wouldn’t want to wait on a flatbed for a hour cause I took my spare off for looks.
i'm gonna be honest,..i;m not go to dakkar or any extreme places....and imo the tire on the back is ugly, impedes vision, gets dirty and adds additional weight.
the look of those rav 4 and crv's are brutally bad and it's not the most design worthy thing
the look of those rav 4 and crv's are brutally bad and it's not the most design worthy thing
I mean I’m not either lol. But you can still get a flat just putting around town. I’m not gonna give up that safety blanket of throwing a spare on, especially a full-size spare, and then going about my day instead of waiting on a tow. It’s one of the bigger reasons I don’t drive a Camaro right now, because I’m not willing to rely on run-flats or a can of fix-a-flat. Maybe that’s just me ?‍
, but to each their own lol.
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The tire will get dirty
Try a tire cover.
Delete option is free, put it in your garage.
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I think fix a flat is a good option. My last car just came with a compressor and a fix a flat can - I would be happy with a spare tire delete. Then the option to mount when going off trading or somewhere where the flatbed can't get you. I am sure someone can come up with a replacement brake light mount.I mean I’m not either lol. But you can still get a flat just putting around town. I’m not gonna give up that safety blanket of throwing a spare on, especially a full-size spare, and then going about my day instead of waiting on a tow. It’s one of the bigger reasons I don’t drive a Camaro right now, because I’m not willing to rely on run-flats or a can of fix-a-flat. Maybe that’s just me ?‍
The whole vehicle is supposed to be dirty!! Lol. I give my truck a real good wash about twice a year. If the bronco is lucky, it might get that many washes too.The tire will get dirty
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You have it wrong, when you remove the spare it protects the entire Bronco from getting dirty, nano technology.
Then have fun replacing your TPMS in that tire too. Like I said to each their own, but not gonna be me waiting on the side of the road for a tow.
Edit: Just read an article that said fix-a-flat may be okay for some TPMS now, but still not gonna take that chance when I’m given a full size spare to work with.
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