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This is the only reason I dropped BFG from the list. Not just your experience but others as well.

Gobi mounts to the base of the rear bumper and the wind screen so has vertices to reach there. Also has a 300# kinetic and 800# static limit. They aren't cheap but what they are is proven in the industry in some of the toughest overloading and transcontinental rigs. Gobi is really stout. Who...

Link to the newer post. I'm ready to see a solid rack design!

Removing these won't be easy as designed unless you carry a really stubby screw driver and clock the wheels to either side. I think most people say they'll take them off but then when they're out they leave em on because they forget or don't think they'll hit anything enough to cause the...

Pic please. They don't show anything on the pics I saw Never mind, I found it

The top section of the mudflats is too far into the wheel well opening. If you stuff a tire into the wheel opening, like what happens when rock crawling or overloading, they tire will grab that edge and rip the flap right off. Have a think about it.

Yes it actually is. That's without the anything you want to mount on it. That whole advertisement is a photoshop job anyways. I doubt that they actually fit one onto a truck yet.

That must be made of steel and powder coated. Another reason to think before you buy this. Function needs to come before aesthetics especially when chucking that weight above the roof line. Center of Gravity at play up there.

Yes and no, Watch the video and you'll notice a few things that are problematic. I had a Yakima HD rack on my Ram and realized a few things are important to think about when choosing a rack. The first issue is the hardware they've chosen. Serrated nuts are fine for a little while. But not...

Size of the BLIS indicator? If you increase that size I'm out. I kind of find them to be distracting as they are. They have use but I don't want to have the size of them be too big so as to be distracting all the time. I drive in stop and go traffic and that would be really annoying.

Yeah these Territories are not good with rocks. They have great traction though and I really wanted to keep them but I will have to swap them out. I'm thinking Mickey Thompson Baja Boss or Cooper STT Pro. I don't care for Ridge Grapplers. They're heavy as sin and not good at all in the wet...

What haven't I done is more like the question? I thought I was going to curb my overspending and modifying habit when I took this Bronco on. I previously spent about 25K in a Ram 2500 I modded, mostly my own work but hard parts add up. I just did a spreadsheet of every mod I've purchased to...

I'll mention this again as it seems to have gone unnoticed. The mudflats don't do much to prevent rocks from flinging on these rigs. I installed a set as you can see in my avatar and I still ended up with rocks inside the coach of the rig while driving the one gravel road I've driven on since...

Don't get a 37". those get real heavy especially Nitto's. My 37 x 12.5 x 17" Ridge Grapplers mounted on Icon alloys were about 120#'s each. That's a whopper. These 35's are cake compared to that.

Welcome to the world of twin turbos!

Take a look at my avatar. I did the same thing with mine then took the drive to my local archery range which has 1.8 miles of gravel road. Fortunately I pulled the doors off too because those tires threw so many rocks it was unbelievable. I had them landing inside the car! Found one on the...

How quickly can you deploy that extinguisher with all that Velcro? Usually in the “heat of the moment” that kind of mount can become an obstacle. I’m going to look for a single pull option myself.

looks perfect. just what it needs to be. Ordered one today bit I have to wait till March to get it.

Same thing here. Get it cold and it pops. I found that if I reseat the driver one while at a traffic light I could get it to stop. It think I must have just got it into a slightly better spot, more centered in the opening. This fix is great. Nice find! BTW what is the dimensions listed on...