How will finance companies look at this in relation to the 11K+ up-cost for the price of the vehicle? In other words, if I try to fit 11-17K onto a base 4dr, how will lenders feel about loaning 46-52K on a vehicle that MSRP's for 35?
I think you are incorrect on the Zero offset part. I've always understood Zero offset to mean the mounting surface in centered between the inside and outside lip of the wheels.
Zero - Centered
Positive - mounting surface closer to the wheel face ( which would tuck them as you said)
Negative -...
I think there is a lot of confusion on it. The way I understand it....this is a 1.5 day driving school etc type thing that will be taking place continually and you'll reserve the weekend you want to participate. It's a lot more than just "come see the Bronco and go for a ride".
Wife has a '20 Explorer, I'm getting a Bronco.
I still WOULD HAVE considered the added capability on the Explorer (considered an Acadia AT4 instead but size won out!)