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I wish I had looked before mounting them, but I'm not sure. Sorry! Five hundred bucks is a steal! Good for you! Good point--I think there were two tire options with the Badlands, but not sure. I'll probably switch to your size when these wear out. Good idea!

Keeping the thread alive—here’s a set on my Oxford White truck.i

Turned out pretty well!

I’m planning to use these Gorilla lug nuts—they’ve come up in other threads as seating well on Maverick & Bronco Sport wheels. I eyeballed it & it looks perfect. We’ll see what the tire shop says.

Snagged a set for $600. Brand new take offs. I’ll post pics when they’re mounted.

Yeah, I like the more utilitarian look. Fits the XL’s personality. If you could get the stock steelies in dark grey or black, I’d be perfectly happy with them. It’s not worth the hassle for me to paint them or have them powder coated, though.

Thanks for the info! Sounds like I should jump on them.

I’d like to upgrade my XL to this particular style of Bronco Sport wheel. There’s a set with tires on FB Marketplace for $675. I think they’re actually alloys with an old-school steelie look. Can anyone share their experience? Reasonable price? Pics? Tips on lug nuts? Reading some of the other...

Just looks. You really have to go up to 245 and above to get any more significant ground clearance or contact patch. I think the 235 looks slightly better on the truck. -I’d love to have 245/65’s, but I’m not willing to sacrifice mileage.

Those look awesome! Looking forward to pics.

Man, @Mxer97, you and me have to meet up sometime! This was me yesterday:

Brought home a toy, just in time for freezing weather.😂🥶

I love them! The tires feel great, look great, are way quieter than any other AT's I've ever had, and have reduced my mileage by less than 1 mpg. Here's the data: I've only filled the truck up twice since buying it on 9/29. -The first time was entirely on stock 225/65 Dunlops. I went 551 miles...

@Oceanminded My only suggestion is check the velcro strip that rides in that long slot. Roll the cover all the way open, then slide the velcro strip back towards the cab so that there’s a half in gap at the tailgate end. Then re-roll it closed and retry to latch it. When I first installed mine...

Awesome-- Congratulations!!

Congratulations! You and @onetequilatwo have to post pics!

Wow—that has got to be a record!

Yep—I’m impressed. They’re quicker to shift than I am. The only times I’ve taken over was when I could see headlights coming at the top of a hill.

Yep. Mine's a little grabby. I'll get the patch.

Awesome collection!