Added a set of handles. Reviews said this get hot in the summer. I also read that you can add heat shrink and cool them off. They were super easy to add. Fit and work great and cheap lol.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BGR564DZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1
As per another member
Update 10/2023: RSE has fixed the battery drain problem and their steps now have a low power sleep mode. Contact RSE support to request an updated controller for older steps if you have battery drain issues.
Took the tube doors off and put the doors back on for the winter. Took a few pics to show it in different looks. (This is the 38s I ride year round now)
See post 68 it will give a a full parts list. On the DIY
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/37x12-5r17-km3s-sasquatch-badlands-no-lift-build-thread.26479/page-5
OK, so 38s I knew they fit BUT the question was the spare. ADD bumper came with a 3rd brake light bracket. At first I needed a 1in spacer due to that 3rd light bracket hitting the tire. I cut part of it off and then didn't need a spacer its like a perfect fit. See pics
I will be adding these in a week as my new daily so I'll let you know how they ride and any issues with my setup. I plan on not riding with the spacers we will see how it goes. Any questions or pics needed just let me know.
Just would like to add that Patagonia now comes in a D rated tire google it this will last longer as a street tire. When my daily 37s go out this will be what I make my daily 38s at. Right now the 38s are just my Offroad tire.
Milestar Patagonia M/T-02 38X13.50R17 D/8PLY
May take a bunch of shims is what it is. I loosened my door bolts close on latch the tightened that way they would be in the right spot. I did this carefully so like as in make sure nothing is getting to tight or in a bind.
Sorry, I just don't get it and never will. WHY? You said Sasquatch with Sasquatch you don't need any of that to run 37s. Most of that will give you less travel than stock. If you don't want to break the bank then don't buy any of it. I did the work and did real world testing. Now if you say well...