MT CLASSIC PRO Polished Wheels

[liquidsoul]

I’m looking to upgrade the wheels and tires on my stock‑height 2025 Bronco Big Bend (non-SAS). I want a slightly more aggressive stance with a little “poke,” but not so much that it causes suspension issues.

I’ve decided on BF Goodrich All‑Terrain T/A KO2 LT285/70R17 tires. However, I’m torn between three wheel options:

Mickey Thompson Classic Pro Polished 17×9, 0 mm offset
Ion Alloy 171 Polished 17×9, 0 mm offset
Pro Comp 69 Series Polished 17×9, ‑6 mm offset

What I really want is a classic polished look that pairs well with white-letter tires. I’m leaning toward the MT Classic Pro, but I haven’t found any Bronco forums or owner photos showing them mounted, and there’s little feedback from Bronco owners.

Based on experience (or what has been seen), are there any recommendations among these wheels? Also, does anyone have any photos of the MT Classic Pro on Broncos?

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[KABQ]

Pro Comp 69 Series

Nice

That -6 offset might be a bit much, though.

 

[Silver-Bolt]

Love the polished look, but not a fan of the the fake beadlocks. -6 is a no-go for me. 0 offset would be my choice of those options.

 

[Daniel Hochleutner]

Mine -2 discount tire

 

[Oilbrnr]

IMHO, that style wheel just says Boomer.

 

[JL8jeff]

I have the ProComp's 17x9 -6 and they poke a little. 0 offset will poke a similar amount.

My Bronco on 37's.

Here's a shot with the 35's showing the poke a little better.

 

[blue22]

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/show-me-your-bronco-with-polished-wheels.51072/

 

[blue22]

This was my inspiration for polished wheels. Just be sure you check back spacing and offset. I ignored back spacing with my wheel purchase on 16” wheels and they bind against my brakes. I have to spacer that for them to work therefore increasing my offset.

 

[zuke]

IMHO, that style wheel just says Boomer.

Do you understand the whole aesthetic goal of the designers of this truck? It's a good choice of wheel because the style says Boomer to you...

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