Tires???

RMoran522

Good evening folks! I need some help. I want to change out my tires which are Continentals and upgrade to a better and more aggressive one. I don't what to do a lift nor change the size ( 225 65 17). I also don't what to sacrifice speed rate or mileage. FYI, I'm getting 30.3 mpg. Any suggestions??

Thanks,
Ron

I suggest you keep you Continentals

I’ve had good experience with BFG KO2’s

never mind

The above tire is a 10 ply tire. It can be had here: TreadWright All-Terrain & Mud Terrain Tires for Trucks, Jeeps & SUVs – TreadWright Tires

For a Bronco Sport, I'd stick with a "C" rated tire, or P, whatever is stock. A 10-ply/E rated tire will likely diminish ride quality.

AcesandEights

For a Bronco Sport, I'd stick with a "C" rated tire, or P, whatever is stock. A 10-ply/E rated tire will likely diminish ride quality.

Big time we had 8 ply on a 250.First thing in the morning they were rough until the flat spots rolled out.

RMoran522

Good evening folks! I need some help. I want to change out my tires which are Continentals and upgrade to a better and more aggressive one. I don't what to do a lift nor change the size ( 225 65 17). I also don't what to sacrifice speed rate or mileage. FYI, I'm getting 30.3 mpg. Any suggestions??

Thanks,
Ron

The more aggressive the tread design the lower the mileage. There's no way around that. A standard highway tire has lower rolling resistance, therefore smoother ride and better mileage. If you move to an all-terrain tread choose something with a continuous center rib, this will help with the mileage. Also, if the door jamb states 32psi (for example) you can increase that a couple of pounds and it will also help to decrease rolling resistance.

heavy duty lifting

the Asphalt treads

I prefer the TSL SXII, but they might be a bit much on a Bronco Sport :)

AcesandEights

I prefer the TSL SXII, but they might be a bit much on a Bronco Sport :)
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Oh crap did I find my way onto the sport side….

however nice to see a fellow InterCo fan, there was a 99 Cherokee I was very fond of that wore a set of the original TSL. Oh god those poor rice fields……

I have always liked the Nitto terra grappler 2 tires. I have them on my F350 and never had an issue.

Here comes the tire debate.

Thanks for all of your replies folks! I ended up getting a set of Michelin Defenders. I stayed with the same size and wheel and gave the Continentals to my daughter inlaw . They only had 6k on them. Bottom line is we're all happy!! LOL