I think this photo shows the exact stance I’m looking for. Found your post because I was searching for photos of these wheels.
i see you removed your crash bars. Do you think the slim crash bars would work with the zero offset? I’d prefer to keep them on, so if the slim crash bars don’t work...
@BroncoAZ That’s pretty impressive that it fits without rub. Does your badlands stock sit higher than the blackdiamond? My black diamond has about a 1” rake.
@BroncoAZ oooo that looks good. Do you have any straight on from the side pics?
what’s your wheel offset and did you have to lift or remove crash bars to prevent rub?
Hey everyone!
I just picked up a 2 door BD and I'm in the process of ordering some new shoes. Don't get me wrong, I love the look of tall lifts and 35's and 37's, but due to height restrictions, gas prices, etc etc, I've decided to go with 33's (285/70/17).
I've looked all over these...
I’m definitely trying to watch the weight. Coming from a lifted 4runner on 34’s that got 11-13 mpg, the 17-20 I’m getting so far on the BD is a vast improvement. Unfortunately I drive a lot more for work now and the rise in gas prices have come together to cause me to be tire weight and size...
I think the stock BD general grabber tires are “SL” too aren’t they? Maybe I’ll use these SL’s for daily driving and throw a set of mud tires on the stock steelies for off-road trips
Sure. https://m.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Mickey+Thompson&tireModel=Baja+Boss+A%2FT&partnum=87TR7BBAT&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes
These are “standard load” or “B” rated
Hey everyone,
New owner to a 2 door Black Diamond here, and I'm looking to get some new wheels and tires. High gas prices are a real thing these days so I'm trying to keep the unsprung wheel/tire weight similar to stock weights.
Anyone have experience with the Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T...