Fifteen52 Analogs with 285 75/17 Ridge Grapplers. Not a huge of the poke from the zero offset wheels but swapping to SAS flares helped (not pictured). They cover the tread.
Had the same great experience with Chapman Horsham and honestly it has made me think positively about Ford as a whole (the whole Bronco debacle aside). I wouldn’t have had Ford on my radar for the next practical car we buy but I will now. Dealers are the best ambassadors.
Mine may have corrected itself. I was experiencing the same issues but had the wipers on continuous-low today for five minutes and they didn’t kick into intermittent (might have gone longer but I got home and had to get inside). Will try again tomorrow in the rain.
Ah, thanks. Zip tying it to something is a good idea. I defaulted to using double stick tape to a flat surface but zip ties are a better idea. I have the unit but haven’t opened the hood to install it yet.
I used them for my front speaker replacement. They work but they don't latch and you have to jam them against the car connector in a way that bends the tabs in the 5600. It's awkward but it's held for 200 miles.
I decided to do the white thing as well (though only with white wheels, white wrapped roll bar, and white vintage script badge) and am stealing a forum member’s idea to put black center caps on Fifteen52 Analogs.
Paint cleaning and correction, and "3 year" ceramic protection on my 4dr was $800 by a mobile detailer (though he shares an indoor space for these jobs) in Westchester, NY.
I have zero offset wheels from Fifteen52 waiting to be mounted and installed. As best as I can figure, SAS flares (which I bought) should just barely cover the tread on 285 tires. Will see if that ends up being true.
I was in your position- had no idea to think about wheel/tire fitment and wanted to think through some options for installing something new. Search was my friend. Whatever you want to do, chances are someone has or will be doing it. Try searching using tire or wheel keywords corresponding with...
I’m looking to do the same thing and submitted a FAQ question to try and figure out what would fit with this bar:
https://www.roughcountry.com/ford-nudge-bar-51045c.html?find=2021-ford-bronco-4wd-784415
Maybe I’m not driving aggressively enough but I have about 450 miles, two thirds of which were highway (the rest 50/50 rural stop and go, and NYC S&g) and I’m at about 21.5 mpg. BB, 2.3, MT, stock tires