Cooper AT3XLT 285/70R17's is a good option.
I've had Cooper for years. AT3 AT3Lt's and a set of STT Pro on my F350.
https://nexttires.com/product/cooper-discoverer-at3-xlt-lt285-70r17-121-118s-sku90000032598/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIgfqOqrim8gIVvOy1Ch1khgBEEAAYAiAAEgJQrPD_BwE
Dick Cepek...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/222278860242
Here is a link to aluminum rings.
I prefer plastic but I didn't do an indebt search.
Hub Centric rings will allow your wheel to sit symmetrical over the hub.
Probably?? The rim you choose will be lug centric but I always like using the rings.
I believe the...
Bronco6G has a 6 lug x 5.5 (139.7 mm) pattern and a 93.1 mm hub bore diameter.
The factory offsets range from +55 mm to +30 mm SAS.
I'd stay within a 8"-9" rim and +30 mm to 0 offset.
This will keep it close to the OEM travel line.
I have 17x9 +25 mm 106.1 mm hub bore and will put 285/70R17's...
I reserved in March, I was told to put in my order ASAP as actual orders trumped reservation dates, I did March 15th.
My order is a Bastard with MIC, 2-door, 2.7 etc. so I'm hoping for an early 2022 build.
I was contacted in June and told if I changed to a 4 door soft top I'd have my Bronco by...
I would spend the extra $170 bucks in a heartbeat just for the fog lights.
I can now use my aux. switch front outlet for an off road light bar.
I was planning on installing road legal fog lights using one aux. switch and than splicing the rear outlet wires for the off road lights and use an...
I wonder if it has the front crash bars.
The mod bumper came apart and the font crash bars could be removed for tire clearance. Posts show 285/75r16, 32.7" tires as clearing everything on the standard Base Hoss suspension with stock 16x7with 55 mm offset rims.
I have already received my 17x9...
That will work.
This one auto switches when loading the programs.
I don’t know why, the one you linked, prompts you to switch speeds for different programming modes...
https://realtruck.com/p/curt-class-iii-trailer-hitch/v/ford/bronco/2021/
Here is the Curt Hitch.
Car recognized the new sensors. I did buy Ford TPMS Sensors.
For the rings I used 106.1 on the Ultra rim to 93.1 on the Bronco.
Disable the Auto Start Stop.
Let the engine cool down for 30 seconds at idle before shutting it off. Longer if run hard.
Let the engine reach operating temperature before pushing it.
Use a good oil and change more often than you would for a NA engine.
Change you air filter more often than a NA...
I'll chime in if no one cares.
Base $36,487.00 Tax, Aux Switches, Brush Guard, HD Bumper, 2.7, Auto, Keyless Entry.
Rims $714.00 Ultra 17x9 25mm offset, only 4.
Hub Centric rings $20.00 qty 4.
Tires mounted $1256.00 Cooper AT3 XLT 285/70R17 qty 4.
I bought additional TPMS sensors for $97.00 qty...
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/installed-33-inch-tires-on-stock-base-rims-no-mods-required.21435/
This guy did it with the stock 55mm offset 16" x 7" Base rims.
I personally wouldn't use anything less than 8" rims with 285's but his looks good. As long as he keeps the tire pressure up...
Those are the ones I will order for my 2-Door.
They aren't available yet for the 2-Door but hey, neither is the MIC top.
I'm sure I will get my steps before my Bronco.
My question also. The chat said 2022 pricing/options will be available for order in September. Do we need to get in right away to put in a new order, will our existing order just transfer to a 2022 and most importantly do we keep our original order date and place in the scheduling line?