Recent content by TheI3lindMan

Congrats to the winners!

Crossing fingers on one hand, and using the other to hover over the purchase mounting bracket on the other.

Spent some time at Cashes Valley with some friends

Well, let me take you on a journey. I bought my Bronco at the begining of 2025. It started out as a 2024 Badlands with the Sasquatch and Lux package. The grin on my face driving it home was probably the third biggest smile I've ever had, right behind my wife saying yes to our first date and...

I’d honestly be interested. I do hit the trails regularly and even plan on a windrock soon (in August), it would be a great place to test them out.

Another shot of my bronco on milestars at Beasley Knob this afternoon.

Milestar Patagonia M/T 02s 37x12.5R17 Pros 1. Super affordable ~100 less then most 2. Great for South East Trails, and where I do most off my off roading. 3. Slight lighter then other comparable tires 4. No more “ping, ping, ping” from little rocks getting kicked up from the stock OEM tires...

I couldn’t decide between showing off some poppa/daughter time or hanging with fellow Bronco brothers

I may be biased

Replace the OEM rock rails with a true rock rail or a reinforced tire carrier to support my new 37s

I’m a big fan of to each their own…but never will my own be the right

Seriously take a recovery class see if it’s something you enjoy

Honestly any bronco can get to a trail and have fun. It's just a matter of how crazy you want to get.

Before getting into off-roading, the first question you should ask yourself is: what kind of off-roading do you want to do? Are we talking about easy fire service roads (FSRs)? True rock crawling? Baja-style high-speed runs? Each style requires different equipment and priorities, and how far...