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Why not pull power from accessory wire? Connect behind glove box and connect under hood. Instead of connecting to aux switch just go straight to battery.

not to mention read a cellphone and talk to a camera while driving in this. What idiots!

yep, I've driven through multiple whiteouts, hardpacked, deep fluffy, and ice in Tahoe and Utah and found these tires perform.

The stock Goodyears actually handle really well in the snow.

I was at the gas station today and a gentleman walks over and starts asking me about my 2dr Base Sasquatch. His first question was “does the top come off of that?”. After a few more questions he points to his Bronco Sport and says “I bought that 8 months ago and thought I got the new Bronco, i...

I think there are a lot of 7/13 and 7/14 reservations ahead of you.

A Bronco without Sasquatch is like Spider-Man without his webs.

FYI, I'm the other AMB 2DR driving around this area. LOL.

I purchased a Base Sasquatch 2dr with 2.7. The x plan pricing was $800 below msrp. They aren’t running that deal anymore because you had to switch to them by October 2020. However I think they have promised msrp on all reservation holders orders. They are only marking up abandoned orders...

I doubt it. They put a high markup on mine on the website while it was in transit to them. They only charged me the x plan price as agreed at time of order. Sean is a standup salesman. Serramonte is the best place in NorCal to buy a Bronco.

I see at least one everyday. In the last week I’ve pulled out into traffic behind one and pulled up to a stoplight next to one twice this past week. I’ve only had mine 3 weeks so they are definitely getting them out there this past month.

If you start paying attention when driving around you’ll notice how many keep wranglers, f150s, Honda pilots, Toyota tacomas, Acura MDX, and explorers are out there compared to the new Bronco. Now, McDonald’s advertising $20/hr starting pay is a whole other story. At least the Bronco prices...

The error in logic here is that this is not a “common” vehicle yet. It will be at some point in the future but it is still pretty uncommon right now.

Holy cow. We’re you in slippery mode, 4H, and rear locker active?

I’ve had mine for three weeks and I already have 3 chips.

I think a lot of fuel economy also comes from the super light weight Goodyear Territory tires. If you look at the weights of other tires in the same size they are a lot heavier. Everyone changing tire brands will probably see a 1-3mpg hit.

I had this pop up for 1-2 seconds while driving in the rain. I chalked it up to a rain drop in front of the sensor.

I'm at 3300 miles in 2DR Base 2.7 Sasquatch and have hand calculated the following: 16.7 City 17.4 Hwy 17.1 combined

A rendered bolt. Now that really is art!

Husky shackles at Home Depot are only $8 each and they are made of steel not aluminum. If it is weight one is concerned about then a soft shackle should be used. This is more like buying artwork from Van Gogh to put on your Bronco for people to admire.