Swapped Outer Banks Wheels and Tires with Bandlands take offs

schmjdt

Last week I was able to pick up a set of brand new wheels and tires from and Bandlands, loaded all five up in the back of my 2 door Outer Banks, took them to Discount tire and swapped the set. Wheels and Tires ran $1200, mount, balance, swap tpms and install was an extra $250.

Very happy with the outcome, it was the only feature of my new Bronco I wasn't crazy about. But now I love the still stock look, and better profile of the wheels and tires, some photos attached as well as a shot of how to get 5 33" tires in the back. Hint, take off the roof.

Lastly picked up a nice spare cover that so far am very happy with.

The original set up


Three tires across the back of the drivers seat with the seats folded down, one tire against the tailgate and one on the tire carrier on the back. Had to slide the passenger seat all the way forward, scoot one up there and then angled the other two under the roll bar before moving the passenger seat back. If you're driving far a couple good straps will be needed


Quick comparison of old and new, with the original tire infront to show difference in tread and size

couple shots of the new set up


And lastly the brown leather tire cover

schmjdt

Last week I was able to pick up a set of brand new wheels and tires from and Bandlands, loaded all five up in the back of my 2 door Outer Banks, took them to Discount tire and swapped the set. Wheels and Tires ran $1200, mount, balance, swap tpms and install was an extra $250.

Very happy with the outcome, it was the only feature of my new Bronco I wasn't crazy about. But now I love the still stock look, and better profile of the wheels and tires, some photos attached as well as a shot of how to get 5 33" tires in the back. Hint, take off the roof.

Lastly picked up a nice spare cover that so far am very happy with.

The original set up


Three tires across the back of the drivers seat with the seats folded down, one tire against the tailgate and one on the tire carrier on the back. Had to slide the passenger seat all the way forward, scoot one up there and then angled the other two under the roll bar before moving the passenger seat back. If you're driving far a couple good straps will be needed


Quick comparison of old and new, with the original tire infront to show difference in tread and size

couple shots of the new set up


And lastly the brown leather tire cover

schmjdt

Last week I was able to pick up a set of brand new wheels and tires from and Bandlands, loaded all five up in the back of my 2 door Outer Banks, took them to Discount tire and swapped the set. Wheels and Tires ran $1200, mount, balance, swap tpms and install was an extra $250.

Very happy with the outcome, it was the only feature of my new Bronco I wasn't crazy about. But now I love the still stock look, and better profile of the wheels and tires, some photos attached as well as a shot of how to get 5 33" tires in the back. Hint, take off the roof.

Lastly picked up a nice spare cover that so far am very happy with.

The original set up


Three tires across the back of the drivers seat with the seats folded down, one tire against the tailgate and one on the tire carrier on the back. Had to slide the passenger seat all the way forward, scoot one up there and then angled the other two under the roll bar before moving the passenger seat back. If you're driving far a couple good straps will be needed


Quick comparison of old and new, with the original tire infront to show difference in tread and size

couple shots of the new set up


And lastly the brown leather tire cover

GmaninAZ

Looks great! I went a different route and kept the 18" OB wheels and went with 275/70-18 GoodYear Territory MT that are 33" for $1175 for the five, and sold the "car tires" on Craig's list to someone who needed a set of 5 for their 4x2 Tacoma for $425