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they’re 17x7.5-5x108. I don’t have any side shots. But the stick out to just under the edge of factory flares. They still cover and don’t stick out past them. Is illegal in mass and I haven’t had any issues with these.
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I'm pretty sure that's what are on my BS BB. Recently purchased from dealership who installed new tires/wheels/lift kit upon taking it on trade-in...still waiting on drain tube recall to be completed before they will release it to me.
This is the only photo I have of it (please excuse my wife's cock-eyed picture taking skills).
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Thanks Mark...was starting to get a crick in my neck! Also, I just got the text that I've been waiting on for 2 months just a few minutes ago...she is ready for pickup!! Can't wait to finally get it home!Easy fix.
Still available? I’ve been looking at these rims.Hey! I sold my Bronco Sport. I saved the tires and wheels. They are for sale. Respond if anyone is interested. $1500 for all five plus you pay shipping. I work for an LTL company so I can get them shipped anywhere. I'm in the Seattle -Tacoma area if you want to get them locally. They have around 4000 miles on them.
First post and first time buying wheels so I have a few questions. Bear with me
1. Has anybody gone with bronze rims on their carbonized grey bronco? Black rims are an obvious choice but I wonder if bronze would look cooler!
2. What is considered an acceptable weight for aftermarket rims? The specs thread on this forum indicates that stock OBX wheels are 30ish lbs but someone posted earlier in this thread that they didn’t like the feel of their 25lb wheels. What are your guys’ thoughts?
3. How do you buy your wheel and tires together? Tire rack only lets you search for wheels by brand or vehicle. But they don’t offer a 245 option for the BS only 235. Am I doing it wrong? Looking for some sweet 17x7.5 or 8s that aren’t too heavy or expensive
Thanks for the help!
1. Has anybody gone with bronze rims on their carbonized grey bronco? Black rims are an obvious choice but I wonder if bronze would look cooler!
2. What is considered an acceptable weight for aftermarket rims? The specs thread on this forum indicates that stock OBX wheels are 30ish lbs but someone posted earlier in this thread that they didn’t like the feel of their 25lb wheels. What are your guys’ thoughts?
3. How do you buy your wheel and tires together? Tire rack only lets you search for wheels by brand or vehicle. But they don’t offer a 245 option for the BS only 235. Am I doing it wrong? Looking for some sweet 17x7.5 or 8s that aren’t too heavy or expensive
Thanks for the help!
On the Tire Rack website or Discount Tire website, you can select your vehicle and its color to visualize your choice of wheels.
Example from Tire Rack:
Disclaimer: I am not an employee nor do I have any association with Tire Rack or Discount Tire.
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Question. Has anyone put 20 inch tires on their BS? If yes then which ones? I am going to have my car lifted by 1.5. Already have 18 inch tires on it. Looking for 20 inch ones which would be aggressive in look but can also be used on paved roads.
I believe that someone here has put 20 inch wheels on their BS. Keep in mind that the wheel size is not the issue, it's the tire size. Even with a lift, you will not be able to a tire that measures much more than 29.5 inches in diameter. The rub point on the BS is in the front wheel wells at the back lower edge. If the tire is too big, it will rub when the wheel is turned and the suspension is compressed to some extent.
I don't think you are going to find an aggressive tire that fits a 20 inch wheel and is 29.5 inches in diameter (or less). A tire that fits those parameters is most likely going to be an all-season or maybe even a "summer" tire. I doubt there are any "all terrain" (AT) or "mud terrain" (MT) tires that meet these parameters.
Thank you so. much for the reply. I don't mind using all weather tires but need to have a beefier look to it. I'll check around if I can get some good options offline.. Thank you again
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@Sldavid a 30 inch tire is a stretch, but a 235/55R-20 Nitto Nomad Grappler would have the aggressive tread you are looking for. I hope this helps. 
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Just my opinion, but more sidewall gives a beefier look than bigger wheel/shorter sidewall tire for the same size overall diameter. Cheers!
yea. Looking for a 20 inch one only. Might have made a typo or something earlier. Seeing that I already have 18 inch one it looks small after the lift.@Sldavid a 30 inch tire is a stretch, but a 235/55R-20 Nitto Nomad Grappler would have the aggressive tread you are looking for. I hope this helps.
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What lift do you have and what is the size tire!? TYDid sparco wheels
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I think RiotfunK has been banned (so I doubt you'll get a reply from him). It looks like he ran a spacer lift with 245/65-17 tires. Cheers!
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