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So lately, I keep getting the message that no key detected, sometimes, it won’t even let me turn the bronco on. What could be causing this, I have a new battery in my key fob and in my bronco.

Thank you man So if I bought some 17” wheels I would have more options?

I am looking for advice, I want to put on the biggest and widest tires I can for all terrain. I have a 3” lift, and I have 1-1/2” spacers on all four of my wheels. I don’t mind removing the crash bars, I’m just not sure what size tire to go with, I would like to put on 35’s, oh and my bronco is...

I’m looking to buy some new wheels and tires, but I would like to put wheels that have an offset, so my wheels bump out decently, doesn’t have to be crazy, I’m not going off roading, I just want it for aesthetics. I’m looking to go with a 35” tire height, I already have a 3” leveling kit on it .

That’s what I think. I think the centers may have been blocked and that’s what threw it into all those different codes. I’m not a mechanic, but it’s kind of common sense.

UPDATE: I parked it for a few hours, and then went out and looked underneath, cleared some snow off the area by my brakes, whatever issue it had it’s gone now. It goes into 4 wheel drive and the abs light is off, no other fault codes present

Does that cost much to fix?

Actually I was taking my wife to work here in Maine and the roads are very slippery and that is how I slid into the curb smart guy

I just slid and hit the curb not super hard, but hard enough, now my bronco won’t shift into 4x4. The abs light is on, and I got a message that said pre collision assist not available, and anti lock brake fault. Can someone help me out and tell me what’s going on?

I have a bronco base four door with the steelys on, and 1.5” wheel spacers. I am putting new rims on in June, what is the biggest size rims and tires can I put on without a lift. I would like a wide tall tire, I know I have 16” rims, but I want to go up in size.