Stock Bronco Badlands 33's vs 37's
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Back-to-back comparison. No lift, no tricks, same rig same day, two sets of tires.
I ran my stock Bronco Badlands through a few obstacles in the pasture, then swapped the 33" KO2's for 37" Trepadors mounted on Black Rhino Avenger beadlocks. Both aired down to 18-20 PSI
More info on this project here: www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/37-tires-on-a-non-sas-badlands.57100/#post-1642749
More offroading here: ua-cam.com/video/00WpJoflD-E/v-deo.html
The new wheels/tires look so good!
Should compare tire size with the same tires. The 33 are A/T and the 37 are M/T.
Will gladly test if you buy me a set😂. I bought the tires I wanted and decided to make a back to back comparison with no changes other than the tires.
I'm definitely gonna get me some 37"s!
Trigger warning, I forgot to disable the proximity sensor, it's not too bad from the driver's seat but holy cow my phone speaker picked it up. I am not a professional video editor, so just be ready to adjust the volume at certain points. I will shut it off for future videos!
That is some sticky mud!
Matt please air down when off-roading brother. Itll make your life way easier 💪🏻
For sure, but I wanted to be as apples to apples as possible on just tire size only moderately aired down. A different weekend I took the beadlocks down to 9 psi and it was insane! And obviously I can still go lower lol
Yeah, I remember my first time "off-roading"
First time? Or first time with new tires? Testing is fun!
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Nice video. Can someone please tell me the recommended tire pressure for the 33 inch AT tire? Thanks.
There are some cool tutorials online for establishing pressure but I recommend 30-35 psi on road, and 20 off-road. You can go lower but there are some risks/tradeoffs. I have a video on the channel with my Bronco in Moab on 33"s and that was all done at 20psi
@@mattg8116 thanks for the info. My new Black Diamond had 32 inch tires and the door sticker said 39 pounds. I replaced them with 33 inch tires so I expected the pressure to be higher. What does your stock Badlands recommended for the 33 s it comes with?
@@gilbertferguson1685 actually, in general the larger the tire lower the pressure, because it has more tire to distribute the same force, so less pressure is required (for the same vehicle). OEMs recommend a higher pressure for fuel economy and on road performance characteristics. But 39 is pretty high, I think 30-35 is more reasonable for 32's or 33's. My badlands came with 39psi in the 33's but I lowered it to 32-35ish range (fluctuates because I frequently dropped to 20 offroading and refilled to that range)
The 37" wheels don't look good and don't work good. Install a 3" body lift and this will look and handle like a different truck. This will also keep the steering geometry the same.
Thanks for the info, your comment part one is subjective, part 2 is objective and false, part 3 kinda objective and true. But no need for 3". 1" would be ideal. Without coilovers to increase travel in jounce (not available) there is no need for more body lift than 1" for 37's. Worth noting, my level kit is less than 1". So steering geometry is much better than most out there running any kind of lift. They literally work great so I'm not sure why you think they dont, but again thanks for your thoughts
thanks its good to know the limits
RIP clutch. 🤦♂️
Lol, no. Obviously the clutch is more than fine, what are you getting at?
Note to self. Never buy a used bronco.