Many of the roof leak problems are user failure. People donāt understand the proper sequence of placing the panels, they donāt understand how seals work, and they donāt understand that dirt remains on seals until itās cleaned off by someone.
MIC 1.0 here and other than a little creakiness when...
Sasquatch tires weigh 52 lbs, i.e., 21 lbs. less unsprung weight *per wheel*. Thatās killing gas, stopping distance, and wear on suspension components. I donāt care if a tire is completely indestructible and can drive across fire or whatever, at that weight difference it does not make any sense...
Would be great to see photos of not just what the lights look like from the front of the Bronco but also what the lights look like in the camera view. Pretty sure lights on the bumper will always obstruct the camera view.
This is reason Number 1,000,000 why I wonāt be āupgradingā the suspension. Nothing but trouble, wasted money, and almost always looks douchey anyway. Sasquatch for the win.
Sounds like youāre going to need some extra shine for your fender flares to match.
ETA: Or maybe Iām wrong and OP will post some full vehicle photos in the sun.
Iām about 2k miles into a second set of stock GY Territories, because no other roughly 35ā tire comes close on weight.
Instead of take-offs, I paid under $1k for four new tires installed at DT during Black Friday.