The video below shows a Big Bend owner with a 1.5" lift driving through an off-road test course. Looks like it does pretty well to me.
OK - I know this sounds a little nutty, but I bought my BSOB because I fell in love with it at first sight. I probably spend more time shining it up and otherwise making it look pretty, than I do driving it. It stays in the garage on rainy days. It will probably never go off road unless the GPS leads me astray.
Not at all. I love driving it in the city. It just has authority. It turns heads more than i do.
. However, went out to eat last night and a full size bronco had to park next to me. Authority was gone for a moment.What a great vid. Thats what i wanted to see. Now I'm Itching to put a lift kit and larger tires lol! My wife is calling me a broncoholic
Mine just calls me a BSer …. I’m sure it’s ONLY because I own a Bronco Sport.What a great vid. Thats what i wanted to see. Now I'm Itching to put a lift kit and larger tires lol! My wife is calling me a broncoholic
Me too!
Don't know. I'm in NC where they still seem to be a rarity.
What was you using as your spare?Depends on what you call lite trails but it'll probably do just fine. Took ours out on a whim with a small group. Bone stock and it kept up just fine with a Badlands and a lifted Big Bend. Sharp rock put a small hole in the crappy stock tires I had to patch the next day but otherwise fine.
I have the "full size" spare that comes with the tow package, but I didn't need it. Small enough hole that I was able to make it home. Running about 15 psi in it by the time I got there but it made it without swapping it.
