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Heritage Grill painted to look like a Special Decor Grill.

That's the best looking Heritage Build I have seen to date! Even painted the grill correctly! Similar to my Cactus Gray Badlands, but I went Special Decor instead. Body color top soon.

Without a doubt! Icon Stage 8 Suspension.

Nice tire, but they are more than 20 pounds heavier than the BFGs you took off.

That is correct. I did not want the tires to stick out past the Fender Flares at all. The 18" wheel looks good with a taller tire like the 285/75/18. (Taller Than Sasquatch Tires) It may seem like too much wheel if mounted to a 33" Tire? Here it what it looks like now. 1" level lift up front.

That is correct. The 17s were only "0" or -6 Offset if I remember correctly.

I posted pictures of the wheels. Sorry, one picture has a weird glare from the sunlight.

I'm partial to the Heritage build in a 2-Door only. It doesn't look right with the 4-Door.

These are Brand New Sasquatch Wheels and Tires. Black Wheel with Gray/Aluminum "Bead lock"

The Trail Sight Deletes came with the seals. Home Depot should have the same type. They are nothing special.

If they are anything like the trail sight deletes then you can use a rubber seal with double sided tape.

That's the way the Tailgate is supposed to look! The Early Classic 66-77 Bronco, which is what the Heritage Bronco is based on, never had a Kicking Horse emblem.

This set of Sasquatch Tires and Wheels are still available.

My favorite Classic Bronco wheel is the US Mags Slots. Not available for the new Bronco though. Here is what I came up with. VOXX 18x9 with +12 Offset. One of the few older looking wheels with a Positive Offset. The 285x75x18s (Taller than Sasquatch Tires) do not stick out of the Sasquatch...

Great looking 2-Door! Love the seats.

The Mabett may be a good option for a Tailgate table? Do you have to drill any holes for installation?

It's listed right next to each tire on the Toyo website, "Maximum Pressure". 35psi

The Sasquatch tire has a max psi of 35 as well. Same as the C 35/12.50/17. I have a set of these on a 2-Door Bronco at 32/30 psi for almost 6 months now. Great tire, fairly quiet and very smooth riding. Why anyone would inflate their tires higher than the max recommended PSI is beyond me...

I guess my initial question was to Ford. The Heritage Bronco is a tribute to the original 66-77 Bronco. These never had the Bronco script on the Front of the fender.

Are you going to go with a larger/heavier Tire and wheel?