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It does not make a ton of difference if you have a tire 0.25" off the ground, or 5" off the ground. That tire has zero traction in either scenario. It can be helpful in some scenarios, but in others, it's just a "party trick."

They show some good enthusiasm when things get muddy! Here's what I'm waiting to see them do with the Bronco when they get their hands on one for more than 4 hours:

A little disappointed they only had this one at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park, instead of their typical trails on their property. We'll have to wait for that one. I actually saw a Bronco that looked exactly like this one on the 401 on Thursday.

It “seems like so many people want a manual,” but really, very few do buy one.

This thread needs more dog pictures.

It looks pretty good for a DIY job. It looks pretty poor for OEM.

"What's the biggest tire I can fit with no lift and no rubbing?"

This thread disappoints.

Oh wow, this is pretty big news.

Cover your expenses. Commit to a savings plan you are comfortable with. Allow yourself to spend money on things that make you happy. If you think driving the Bronco will make you happy, and it fits your budget, enjoy it as much as you can.

I'm just happy that we're moving past black wheels. For years, people would post "look at my awesome new wheels" but they the photo would be backlit (sun behind vehicle) and you litterally could not make out any of the details of the wheel.

Cars typically have a high-positive offset, not near-zero. I looked it up here: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/⚙-2021-bronco-oem-factory-rims-wheels-specs-sizes-offsets-⚙️.11893/ ...and it looks like stock is +55 which is indeed different than what I would have expected. Thus...

The only way it would come close to making sense is if you could make significant revenue by obtaining the Bronco earlier. For example, if you have a YouTube channel that routinely gets hundreds of thousands of views and have a giveaway company that gives you a chance to win the Bronco with...

Whoa, really? What is the offset of the stock wheels?

That's the first time I've seen a folding side step mounted below a fixed side step. I'm sure all the ladies the owner shuttles around appreciate that.

The video shows a chart with speedometer readings at different speeds.

Pretty good little video. Plenty of room for those 33s, and definitely looks a lot better.

Not that it is the point of this thread, but you have your kings mixed up. The recent Lite Brite video was with Loren Healy. He had some trouble this year and finished 13th or so in KOH '21, though he has one the race in the past. He has a Bronco, but did not win it. Randy Slawson won KOH 2021...

Yeah, any time a new truck is released, some smart*** replies with "It looks like a ________ and a _______ had a baby." At least with the Cybertruck, the haters had to be a little more creative.

Announced in 2019. Wow. What a wait.