I do know some of the white lettered tires are that way so you can do either or.
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As Melissa Clark says this tire does not fit in the spare tire well, will someone take an actual tire circumference measurement, with a cloth tape measure and the tire off the ground, so we can get an actual diameter and not a theoretical diameter. She also has a pic of it being 29" in diameter, on the car, ie with the weight of her, otherwise unloaded, vehicle on it? Optionally, Tire off the car, with a level on top, measured to the ground. Eye-balling not good enough as I find it could easily be off by +/- 1/4".
As many of you know, many 245/65/17's, a 29.5" tire, fits in the well, of 21's-24's, though some require removing the sound deadening carpet, around the spare. I know my 245/65/17 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss's do, though my 245/70/16 Nokian Outpost NAT's, theoretically a 29.5" tire, literally have to be pushed down into the well, even with just 10psi in them and on the car, like Melissa's, measure 29", in diameter. All this tells me something is up, the question is what.
1. Is the spare tire well narrower in diameter? Seems unlikely, to me.
2, Is the well much shallower?
3. Is the tire, itself, out of theoretical spec? Made special for Ford to be all that would fit in an unmodified BS. So instead of being more like a 235/65/17, it's more like a 235/68/17 or a 235/70/17? Diameter's for those would be, 29.58" and 29.95", inflated to normal psi and unloaded.
Has anyone yet tried it in their well, with or without the carpet removed? Maybe it was (4) something to do with Mellissa's Pre Production Car or Tire???
Edit, 9/2/25. For those of you who are still wondering, the question was answered by, Mt GOAT and the answer is #3. It's more like a 235/68/17 and it does fit in the well, if you remove the surronding carpet.
As many of you know, many 245/65/17's, a 29.5" tire, fits in the well, of 21's-24's, though some require removing the sound deadening carpet, around the spare. I know my 245/65/17 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss's do, though my 245/70/16 Nokian Outpost NAT's, theoretically a 29.5" tire, literally have to be pushed down into the well, even with just 10psi in them and on the car, like Melissa's, measure 29", in diameter. All this tells me something is up, the question is what.
1. Is the spare tire well narrower in diameter? Seems unlikely, to me.
2, Is the well much shallower?
3. Is the tire, itself, out of theoretical spec? Made special for Ford to be all that would fit in an unmodified BS. So instead of being more like a 235/65/17, it's more like a 235/68/17 or a 235/70/17? Diameter's for those would be, 29.58" and 29.95", inflated to normal psi and unloaded.
Has anyone yet tried it in their well, with or without the carpet removed? Maybe it was (4) something to do with Mellissa's Pre Production Car or Tire???
Edit, 9/2/25. For those of you who are still wondering, the question was answered by, Mt GOAT and the answer is #3. It's more like a 235/68/17 and it does fit in the well, if you remove the surronding carpet.
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Made in Napanee, my home town by many of my friends. I hope they are good.
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Can you ask your friends how good the tires should be? Insider info!
I talked to someone at the factory there about the tires but forgot his name, maybe you would have known him, nice guy as almost all Canadians are
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So for the 2025 MY you must upgrade to the Sasquatch package to be able to get the 235/65/R17 Goodyear AT tires?
I use saw a 2025 BL without the Sasquatch, it has the silver front bumper (no bull bar) but it has the 225/65/R17 Continental AT tires! And it was a BS BL
I use saw a 2025 BL without the Sasquatch, it has the silver front bumper (no bull bar) but it has the 225/65/R17 Continental AT tires! And it was a BS BL
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An owner (@The_Jimmer) who had the misfortune of getting a non-fixable flat tire on a 2025 Bronco Sport Sasquatch confirmed today the 2025 Sasquatch tires are available aftermarket (Walmart but likely other retailers as well)
Pics of the replacement tire from Walmart and the OE tires that came with the Sasquatch are shown here:
https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/sasquatch-tire-fit-in-trunk.15969/post-252671
I did confirm on Walmarts website, the Goodyear tire part number “710004933” is the part number for the Sasquatch’s Territory R/T tire (even though the website shows the Wrangler version which is now incorrect as it’s the Territory R/T)
Goodyear simply dropped the word Wrangler from both sides of the sidewall and this tire is used on the 2025 Bronco Sport Sasquatch
If you need to get the same tire used on the 2025 Bronco Sport Sasquatch, order using the Goodyear tire part number “710004933”. Just be sure the tire does not say Wrangler on either side of the sidewall.
It should say the following:
Goodyear Territory RT All Terrain 235 65 R17 104T (M+S Mud & Snow)
(Specs are listed above in Post #1)
Pics of the replacement tire from Walmart and the OE tires that came with the Sasquatch are shown here:
https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/sasquatch-tire-fit-in-trunk.15969/post-252671
I did confirm on Walmarts website, the Goodyear tire part number “710004933” is the part number for the Sasquatch’s Territory R/T tire (even though the website shows the Wrangler version which is now incorrect as it’s the Territory R/T)
Goodyear simply dropped the word Wrangler from both sides of the sidewall and this tire is used on the 2025 Bronco Sport Sasquatch
If you need to get the same tire used on the 2025 Bronco Sport Sasquatch, order using the Goodyear tire part number “710004933”. Just be sure the tire does not say Wrangler on either side of the sidewall.
It should say the following:
Goodyear Territory RT All Terrain 235 65 R17 104T (M+S Mud & Snow)
(Specs are listed above in Post #1)
It seems the tire is also available at Discount Tire (who recently bought Tire Rack). It's the same part number from Walmart that is provided in Dude's post above. The link to Discount Tire is below. That site claims the height is 29.06". Full specs are there.
https://www.discounttire.com/buy-tires/goodyear-wrangler-territory-rt/p/179319?ef_id=1f15acc031b6162e97b6c4592f66d085:G:s&s_kwcid=AL!9488!10!76759855521640!!!!2328559469983904!!590261498!1228155558088899
https://www.discounttire.com/buy-tires/goodyear-wrangler-territory-rt/p/179319?ef_id=1f15acc031b6162e97b6c4592f66d085:G:s&s_kwcid=AL!9488!10!76759855521640!!!!2328559469983904!!590261498!1228155558088899
In addition to the Badlands OEM 235/65-R17 sizing, they also come in:
- 325/65-R18
- 265/70-R18
- 285/65-R20
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Last time I looked all 3 of those are light truck tires (LT) whereas the 235 65R17 used on some 2025 Bronco Sport models is a Standard Load (SL) tire.
For example, the Goodyear 265/7OR18 tire size is commonly used on a variety of trucks and SUVs, including the Ford F-150 (specifically the XLT trim from 2021-2023) and the Toyota Tundra (2022 SR5 TRD Off-Road).
It's also a popular choice for aftermarket upgrades due to its versatile all-terrain capabilities.
Hate to bump old threads but didn't want to create a new one. Can anyone with this tire speak about how it handles in wet conditions? All of the reviews I've read say the tire is basically unusable on wet roads with hydroplaning and spinning tires.
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Good to know and I hadn’t seen a review stating that for the OE Goodyear tires (which Goodyear has been producing for awhile in the 235/65R size but with “Wrangler” on the sidewall - the only change for Ford was to remove the Wrangler logo)
Can you please post a link discussing the hydroplaning and spinning?
this is a summary of what I found and the Reddit feedback was for other Goodyear tires not the 2025 OE Goodyear Territory RT All Terrain 235 65 R17 tires
| Formal reviews | Emphasize good wet performance and hydroplaning resistance for RT/AT |
| Reddit feedback | Reports of spinning or poor wet traction with other Goodyear ATs (TrailRunner, etc.) |
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Add in if the GYs are made with Ford Specs like the Falken AT3Ws, the GYs may be a better on road tire for braking, wet roads etc..
Which tire are you specifically talking about? The 225/60R-18 or 235/65R-17? The former is an all-season and standard on the OBX, the latter is all-terrain and is only included with the Sasquatch Package.
Just user reviews for the tire on Tire Rack. Seems to be a common theme but different vehicles using the tires. The link for the tire which shows OE with my BS selected.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Goodyear&tireModel=Wrangler+Territory+RT&partnum=365TR7WTRT&vehicleSearch=true&fromCompare1=yes&autoMake=Ford&autoYear=2025&autoModel=Bronco Sport&autoModClar=235/65-17#RatingsReviews
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