37" Tires on Sasquatch ?

[Raptor.Tremor.Bronco]

Asked and answered.

Well I'm asking because everyone has a different definition of fits because people have different uses. Pavement princess can get away with almost anything and say it fits.

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[RockSkipper]

I would speculate at least a level kit up front would be needed at a minimum....TBD.

 

[Felix808]

I don't see 37's fitting on Sasquatch without additional lift and not rubbing while stuffed off road. For the mall crawler types it might be ok'ish on road, maybe.

I think you could fit them in the back, but you would need to do something for the front. I would entertain trimming the fender at the fender flare mount area if 37's would turn lock to lock on the Sasquatch wheels. Not worth losing the trail turn assist to gain an inch. I really like those horseshoe wheels, though I might be the only one that does

 

[rlynch356]

Insert "nobody knows yet, this is all speculation based on incomplete information"

 

[Apples]

Insert "nobody knows yet, this is all speculation based on incomplete information"

Yes the gearing will handle 37" on the non sasquatch. Our R&D team have put their Bronco through the ringer the past 2 years theyve had it for prototypes. I can say that nothing bigger than a 37" tire will work on the Bronco. at full compression, full turn the 37" slightly rubs the frame rail and that cant be cut or replaced like the crash bars on F150's or Rangers

These guys know.

 

[rlynch356]

I hope that is true... it would be great

BUT, it is still incomplete info. which 37"s, what model of bronco, which wheels, etc.. to many gaps..
What slightly rubs? at normal ride height, at full compress?

Those bits of info make the difference in if it works OFF road or purely on-road, if at all.

 

[mljohnson1973]

I appreciate all the info from everyone. Sounds like we won't know for sure until a few people get their hands on them and start trying things. I haven't gotten an email so I'm sure all this info will come out before I get mine. Thanks again

 

[elnorte]

Okay, over a year later....what is the verdict?

 

[Rkgzx9leftcoast]

Okay, over a year later....what is the verdict?

There are other threads with 37s on stock Sasquatch. I did it on stock suspension and wheels. Mine has no rub, or interference.
This will depend on tire manufacturer, as some are a little taller/wider then others. I have Maxxis RAZR a/t. 37/12.50 17. I love them so far. Mine measure about 36in at 39 lbs
Also what wheel you use will make a huge difference. The stock offset has rubbed a little on others broncos with 37s ( different tires)

I have a 1" level kit I will put on at some point. I do offroad, but it is way to hot at the moment in AZ. This fall I will be hitting trails.

Measuring at flares I gained about an inch front and back.

I would do it again in a heart beat.

 

[Rkgzx9leftcoast]

Should clarify no rubbing interference on road, normal driving. I know I may have some off road, but I will clearance for it. I like a low center of gravity off road. It's worth the trade off for me

 

[bytheway]

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...atch-bronco-straight-off-the-transport.19784/

 

[Broncotrax]

I am going to add 37's with the Bronco buster body lift. I'll keep the factory sasquatch suspension for it's engineered strength and use plus warranty issues but I will go with Fabtech tie rods.
There is a YouTube on the Bronco Buster body lift. It's amazing how cheap and simple it is on the new Bronco. check it out.

 

[Rivers90]

I am going to add 37's with the Bronco buster body lift. I'll keep the factory sasquatch suspension for it's engineered strength and use plus warranty issues but I will go with Fabtech tie rods.
There is a YouTube on the Bronco Buster body lift. It's amazing how cheap and simple it is on the new Bronco. check it out.

How well did this end up fitting? Was the body lift as easy as the video shows?

 

[Rivers90]

There are other threads with 37s on stock Sasquatch. I did it on stock suspension and wheels. Mine has no rub, or interference.
This will depend on tire manufacturer, as some are a little taller/wider then others. I have Maxxis RAZR a/t. 37/12.50 17. I love them so far. Mine measure about 36in at 39 lbs
Also what wheel you use will make a huge difference. The stock offset has rubbed a little on others broncos with 37s ( different tires)

I have a 1" level kit I will put on at some point. I do offroad, but it is way to hot at the moment in AZ. This fall I will be hitting trails.

Measuring at flares I gained about an inch front and back.

I would do it again in a heart beat.

That is a great looking Bronco.
How are 37's holding up long term?

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