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Thank you, is there a benefit to ambers on the rear? The ADD website shows ambers so just curious

Thanks. Yeah, maybe you’re right and it’s not the best thing for reverse. Looking at Rigid midnight series but they only come in spot - I can get the regular ones in flood but I liked the smoked lenses on the midnight edition. Weird they don’t offer the flood in the midnight edition

Getting a bumper that has cut outs for bumper lights, I don't wheel often and almost never in the dark but may do it in the future. Feel like putting something there is better than empty holes Should I put in floods or spots? Also, can they be wired to engage when I put in reverse, or do I need...

What's the difference between amber or white and spot and flood? I am getting that same bumper so trying to figure out what to put there.

Getting a bumper that has cut outs for bumper lights, I don't wheel often and almost never in the dark but may do it in the future. Should I put in floods or spots?

Is there a noticeable difference in looks between a 37/12.50 and a 37/13.50? Is it only 1/2" more poke?

Just thought I would give everybody a heads up. This light bar is $799 pretty much everywhere but for some reason it was on Amazon for $577, so I purchased it. I have the ADD Phantom bumper coming for the Raptor. Does this come with everything I need to mount it, or do I need to buy anything...

Coopers in both 12.5 and 13.5 wide say 8.5 - 11

Your Toyo AT's are an E rating (heavier side wall supposedly) and 73 lbs. Coopers are a D and 77lbs. I would rather pay less, have a D rating and a much more aggressive tread/better look and have them be 4 pounds heavier personally. But based on that info, the E tire should be heavier but it...

Thanks, but those are E rated as well. If I am getting E rated, I will go with the Coopers

I want an M/T. Tread on A/T are nowhere near aggressive enough for me. They are also an E rating in a 37/12.5 and only 4 lbs lighter than the Coopers which are D rated

Thought I had picked a tire for my new 17x9 wheels. The Cooper STT Pro 37/13.50/17 but tire shop and guys on here pointed out that it is an E rated tire and will not be comfortable for a daily driver. So I wanted to see if I should reconsider and if the gap between D and E is significant for...

I researched and found that I wanted a 13.5 wide tire and not a 12.5. Had it narrowed down the Toyo MT's, Nitto Trail Grapplers, KM3s and the Coopers. Nittos are not made in a 37/13.5/17 Coopers are the least expensive by a wide margin and weigh only 84 lbs. Toyo are E rated and 94 lbs KM3's...

Bunch of guys are running the Cooper STT Pro or BFG KM3 in a 37/13.50 and they are both E rated and haven't heard any complaints yet. No snow in Texas either:) They are also $100/tire less expensive than the KM3's and 10lbs per tire lighter than the Nitto's and 15 lbs. lighter than the Toyo's

That was awesome, thanks for that detailed info. Looks like for me it us Part #64072. These are 1.635 inches in length, so that falls in the 35mm to 45mm range Vossen asks for. Good price at Summit and Jegs, cheaper than Vossen too

Not sure, I don't have stock wheels. But someone else may be able to answer that

Oh ya, I am just going to go to Discount Tire and have them match Sams, just never heard of that "rule" before

In the Cooper the 37/12.5 is D and 37/13.5 is E

Tried to order the 37/13.50/17 Cooper at Sam's Club and they said they would not be able to install those because the load range is E and that is two away from the load range that the Bronco Raptor requires which is C. Where can I find the recommended or required load range for the Braptor...

Vossen said I need "14x1.5 35mm tuner lug nuts." Where do I find the 35mm designation? That is 1.35 inches. Gorilla or McGuard I assume are the options as long as they come in the right length?