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I have read from many people about the clunking of their level kits, but seems to me that this is an issue of installation (maybe). I had mine installed (4wp 1”) for several weeks and have not encountered this and did not need any rubber padding either. Maybe your onto something with resolving...

well I guess it’s for my location

Hmm.. I got this

Damn it’s unavailable.

IMO, the way you should approach this is what works best for you. I picked the K02 due to the look and performance in snow and rugged terrain, and do not mind the trade off with gas, to me if I need gas I’ll get more and not to worried about long commutes due to the work being close to the...

Link please

That’s crazy, I just bought a base BS below MSRP and took Ford promotions for more savings. I guess we got lucky with ours

Have you searched anywhere for parts? there are a couple of options such as Woolworth level kits, 4WP, rough country and ready lift that I know of. https://fordrangerlifts.com/shop https://www.4wheelparts.com/b/suspension/complete-suspension-systems-and-lift-kits/_/N-cm868?skuSelectedTab=true

Is that coming from the dealer or the pricing from Ford?

So you will hear an audible hum coming from the tires. I don’t know if you have ever driven with mud tires on the highway it’s really noisy. The ko2 are not as bad but you can hear a slight noise. If you want quiet then do not get the KO2s.

why 235 over 245?

I had initially called for the readylift and they suggested going with the 4wp one instead since they already had one in store for all the dealer installs, I think online is a different stock than in-store. They scheduled me 4 days from the date I made the call and deposited half of the payment...

I have not taken it off-road on stock height or with the level, but there is a thread I read on here that they had the same size tire and have gone on road trips on and off-road with no issues.

So to me, the front end of the bronco is lower than the back when we bought it. This is not a deal-breaker and I am fine with the way it looks. I just wanted it to sit a bit higher for a little bit more clearance.

There is definitely road noise with the K02 especially of the tread pattern, but it's not as bad as the mud terrains on my truck.

I got the tires from discount tire and they bought my old tires which gave me a good discount.

No rubbing at stock height with 245/65/17 even with all the potholes around the colorado springs area, I can definitively assure you that this did not happen, I will, however, tell you that this tire was pair with the stock wheel so I don't know if that would make a difference.

It all depends on where you get it done, prices should be dependent on packages but your looking at $500 for your whole car including windshield and rims.

K02’s AT on 245/65 are not bad if you don’t mind a little road noise.

Ceramic coating should solve that.