I was at that Off-Roadeo too! I even made a brief cameo in your video! :rockon: was in a different group than you guys, I'm the one driving the white bronco getting ready to climb the obstacle in this zoomed in shot!
Iāve never blown a bead before either, I donāt even run beadlock rings with these wheels. More or less bought them because I like the look and the weight savings, the fact that theyāre beadlock capable if I ever choose to go that route is just a plus. I installed the spare tire delete 1. Because...
Combination of the first two. When Iām driving around town the spare stays at home and I keep a fix-a-flat kit in the back along with a patch kit for sidewall punctures. On road trips I throw the spare in the back standing up behind the driver seat. Iāve got the rock worx D-ring thumb screws...
Previous post was all words, getting this back on track with another pic! This was the first snow my Bronco has seen, while visiting family in Colorado for the holidays.
Thanks for the compliment! Iām a big fan of these wheels and think the brushed aluminum is a killer combo with the Eruption Green paint. (Although they are a PIA to keep clean)
Seems yāall had quite the discussion about my wheels before I got on here to reply lol.
They are exactly as you...
Iāve toyed around with one idea for a bit but havenāt executed anything yet. I plan on drilling 4x holes along each of the roof rails, installing riv-nuts in those holes, then installing some sort of d-ring in each of them for multiple tie-down options. Thinking maybe rockworx thumbscrews would...
Whatās better than a Two Door Tuesday post on a Friday??
Snapped this pic walking back to my ride after work because I thought it looked tight. Just in a parking garage, nowhere cool.
Packed up all my worldly possessions into a 6x12 U-Haul trailer back in December and towed it from San Diego to Denver for the holidays, then from Denver to Austin for the next chapter in my life and career. Pretty sure I exceeded the Broncoās tow capacity (I never weighed the loaded trailer)...
As promised sir! The view is better than stock from what I remember of the stock view anyways lol. Better periphery to the sides, but sacrifice a little in the top two corners due to the camera shroud.
Iād say the camera angle is the same, but the view is better. Itās surprising how much more you can see in the periphery without the tire sidewalls. I canāt imagine how the angle could be messed up without the installer doing something incorrect. Iāll post a picture for you later this afternoon...