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Even with the noise it shifts great. The noise only exists for ours at idle, or in a very low gear under no load. Once any load is applied ours vanishes.

Approaching 10k miles, noise hasn't changed one bit since it started. I'd buy another still.

Incorrect, the Badlands comes stock with the BFG's correct, but you absolutely can order those optional wheels with a 285/70-17 Goodyear MT instead of the BFG's. That is a factory setup in that photo.

Ron Tirapelli Ford in Shorewood IL. Mostly seamless, but could tell they hadn't done many Bronco's with the additional Ford pass points or voucher. Honored MSRP, and the trade in was super smooth and we got what Carmax had offered without a single question.

87 4runner 98 LS400 93 Land Cruiser

To me, they look like an afterthought. I pulled ours off, relocated one to the rear door, and put the other on my coffee mug.

If your expectations are realistic, it's great and worth it. If you are expecting a quiet, cushy, effortless road tripper, or it to compare with a Lexus GX460, you are going to be sorely disappointed. We are happy with ours.

Same here. The Bronco is the wife's, just like our 5th Gen 4runner was. But it also serves mild wheeling and family camping duty. We threw a better set of sliders on it, and I will admit it wheels pretty darn good out of the box. Looking forward to taking it to Moab this spring. If we want...

Still have your build thread saved, shame photobucket ruined so much of it. Always loved that rig, fantastic build.

Have to ask, but I think I know the answer. Same 01Tundra from the old Pirate days, took it on UA in what, 09?

We traded in our 2015 5th Gen 4runner for the Bronco. We bought it new, put about 130k on it, and it never went back to the dealer for anything warranty related. It did get an airbag recall, and Toyota replaced the fuel pump out of warranty as a precaution as part of a recall. With 6k miles...

This Bronco is the first non Toyota product in my driveway in almost 10 years. Got rid of our 5th Gen 4runner we owned since new for it. I still have an 87 4runner, an 80 series Land Cruiser, and a Lexus LS. I keep collecting the wheels as I can't decide what wheel I want to keep on my 87

I clicked on this thread as I recognized the wheels from the homepage preview. They look great! I have three different sets of oem 5th Gen 4runner wheels in my attic as we speak.

Thanks for the chance! Been following you on Instagram for years, great products.

Glad to see a TSB, but not thrilled the dealer will have to go into the trans.

Yes. Was not there when new, noticed it around 3k miles, currently at 6k. Have not noticed it getting any worse, but I don't drive it every day.

Easiest slider upgrade ever. I think it took longer to unpack them than to install.

Ours didn't come untucked, it ripped. Very frustrating, the seat back nets on my land cruiser have lasted 30 years and 300k miles, these pulled apart before the 3k mile mark. Hoping someone just comes up with better netting, we like the net vs a hard pocket.

Especially after watching the Carvana disaster unfold.

For a stock out of the box vehicle, I think it does great. For what it is. We replaced a modified 2015 4runner Trail, and after our first wheeling trip a couple weeks ago we seem to drag belly and control arm brackets about as frequently, but the smaller footprint, front locker, and better...