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When I start getting my offroad stuff out to load the Bronco and she jumps in my milk crate of recovery gear, I kind of assume she likes it. Open the door of the camper and she jumps in.

Our little dog would go anywhere. Off roading, fishing, camping. Didn't make any difference. She was there and loved it. If the trail got too rough, she would just get in the back seat and lay down.

2.3 10sp non sas. Kenda Klever 35 10.50 17. You won't even notice a difference

I have several sizes from BougeRV. My larger one has thousands of hours on it, as a refrig, freezer and combo. Works awesome

I put the Bilstein 6100's on my Non-sas Badlands. Very happy

35 10.50 17 Kenda Klevers on stock Badlands wheels

I have the Mabett, been a couple of years. No problems, haven't interfered with any work I have done.

What size are yours?

I have 2.3 with Ford Tune. I was getting 18.5 , now a little over 18. I drive pretty easy. Will see 16 or so between AZ and California but that is running 85 plus

What size? I have the 35 10.50 17 Kenda Klevers and my mileage went down less than 1/2 mpg vs the stock Badlands KO2

You really need to. It is a great group, lots going on.

I have 35 10.50 17 Kenda Klevers on my Badlands. Stock Badlands non sasquatch wheels. Great tires on and off road.

ARAY KO. Means "ouch" in Filipino. Wife named her when we were grinding through a rock garden.

I was told that with Badlands springs, there was no reason to use the 6112's lower trim leveles have different springs

Just do the 6100 Bilsteins and adjust for lift. Stock springs are good. Better ride.

I have an altimeter app on my phone and use that for calibrating

A guy on ebay had some. Big red sticker on box and across the face of the altimeter saying "NOT FOR AVIATION USE"

Mine does

Kenda Klever 35 10.50 17 Great tires, on and off road

No S#!t!!! It was mentioned that powder coat will cancer out if there were scratches and they got wet.