Tires....yes, again

[Jeanne]

About 1.5" taller and 0.5" wider. Should fit ok. When if in doubt, visit a tire store (like Discount Tire) and inquire.

So funny.... I went to the tire place we always use to talk to him about new tires and let him know what "the forum" was saying - and he actually said YOU guys know more about the Bronco Sport and tires than he does! Which would probably be true since there are so many different vehicles in the world.

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[Bill G]

Hey . . . Honesty counts a great deal ??

 

[V8 Yankee]

Changing tire size will alter your speedometer reading and alter your mpg reading. Not a real big deal but some owners seemed surprised this happens, especially when the mpg seems to drop off the cliff. Not all is as bad as it seems as you can adjust your fuel bias setting using "Engineering Test Mode" to accurately reflect the mpg. But understand that the new tire size also will change the true miles driven on the odometer so there is going to be a odometer bias as well. There is a formula to be able to calculate both true miles driven and mpg, for those who like myself that like to calculate mpg as close as possible. I adjust my fuel bias every 10K as I track my expenses. Long winded and maybe off subject post, just throwing that out there for those who are changing tire sizes on their BSs.

 

[Big Kahuna]

IMHO big beefy tires look kinda silly on the 18in rims for the Bronco Sport but again thats just my opinion…

I can't specifically speak about how big beefy tires look on the Bronco Sport with 18" wheels, but I think big beefy tires on 22" wheels look pretty damn good on my truck.

If in doubt, always go BEEFY!!!!