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A metal fabbing shop might be able to make you some.

This happened with mine, the dealer ordered it for me and installed it at no charge.

Pretty sure, not yet.

I would google search 16-inch 4X4 rims. Go to the images page and see what catches your eye and go from there.

I would use Tuff Stuff It's in a yellow can multi-purpose foam cleaner works great!

I've had mine for a little while, easy to keep up for a darker color and hides dust pretty well. Really happy with it!!

Nice looks good!!

The methods look good!!

I'm running a 33 on a 20 with no lift, I just had to remove the crash bars all good, and you won't have any problems.

No car is worth paying that kind of mark up.

wouldn't trade mine!!!

Just curious what did the dealership you bought it from tell you, were they any help? It is surface rust but surface rust can get a lot worse.

I will be there!

Damn, sorry to hear this!

I used my points a few days ago online on accessories you should be good to go!

Wrap some tape on the drill bit to mark how far you want to drill into the metal, works great and you don't have to worry about drilling too far.

What I did I'm super happy with it!

I bought the Base with the v6 and hard top, I have had it for over a year and love it! I just changed the rims and tires on it made all the difference. I'm pretty much like you my daily driver and some light dirt roads and mud!! Just comes down to how much you want to spend on the extra goodies...

I agree I drove my brothers did not like the way it drove at all and the feeling of being so cramped in the driver seat was not a good feeling. My Bronco feels like you have so much more room when driving and it drives like a car like you said night and day.