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Exactly. There's a lot of hiding behind incorporation paperwork here. Apple, Coke, and Google are Delaware based companies right? 😂 I'm no made in America purist, we own a Tiguan that was produced in Mehico. People just need to check under the hood and own that. BFGoodrich is owned by the...

Admission of weakness by FCA. Coke never mentions Pepsi in their ads. If you‘re the king there’s no reason to acknowledge a competitor is taking up headspace. But damn will Ford just release a one-touch top already?!

Or heaven forbid they start throwing some cash on the hood again!

Mine will go into deep sleep after 5-7 days of not driving. If I went 2 weeks like OP, my battery would definitely be dead. I keep an 8amp charger on hand will do a complete top up once or twice a year if I know I'm doing a bunch of 10 minute drives in harsh conditions.

You just nailed it. Now that the crossover design language has been geared towards our wives, dad's options are either the F150 he doesn't need or the Bronco/Jeep that are a big hit as a DD. The 4Runner is absolutely a competitor to a 4dr BB/OBX for this reason.

Speaking of the Nittos, not all 315’s are built the same 😂

Correct, they were marketed as “maximum traction” tires. Definitely not mud terrains. I’d actually argue they’re the best street tire sold for the Bronco. Only 50 something pounds each for a 315.

No issues in 3 years although I've heard some stories otherwise. Maybe the SL version handles the slick roads better then LT? I did whip a pretty hard u-turn last week that was able to chirp the back tires, but I really sent it... Hydroplane resistance is rock solid too which is nice for how...

I have 30k miles on the AT3's and they don't owe me a dime. Crazy they didn't make the list considering the positive reviews from tirerack customers.

2H and good tires will do you fine on absolutely any paved road during a snow storm. The biggest risk always comes with stopping rather than going...

I typically pay for maintenance through the warranty for this reason. Once you're out on your own there's no incentive to be making dealer donations.

One of the contributing factors of SUV's and pickup trucks taking over the market is how nice they drive compared to 30 years ago. Think about an F150 or Suburban today compared to it's predecessor. These things are way more cushy luxo-barge than utilitarian farm vehicle. There's also less...

How much do you think a 2024 Sahara will be worth by then? There’s your answer. Take your son fishing in it instead of worrying about the value in 50 years. Trust me the memory will be worth a whole lot more.

I’d love to see some offsets that match the OEM, there’s very little +35 and virtually zero +55. I’m kind of stuck because I have a distain for sas flares and don’t want a ton of poke on my OBX.

Not to mention guys buying F Rated BFGs because of brand loyalty. Talk about round hole square peg…

Curious why you opted for KO2 instead of KO3’s. Do we know if BFG will be selling them in parallel for a while?

I own vehicles for at least 10yrs each and that’s the biggest question mark for my Bronco. I’d like to see better hard and soft top options when I’m ready to dip into the after market. One Touch Sky Top would be amazing.

You make a good point. We don’t need 35’s and front lockers to go camping. I’ve had my wife’s Tiguan in state forests without an issue. A 4Runner will serve a lot of people just fine, even if I’d never trade my Bronco for one.

I know this is posted to make fun of us 4drs, but I'd buy the shit out of this...

I always knew them as a cheap Taiwanese brand tire manufactured abroad. I’m sure there’s good experiences from some, but it wouldn’t get me to put them on my truck.