New from Pennsylvania

[Croneybones]

I recently bought my first Bronco. First 4x4 in general. I was in an accident early January where I totaled my Lumina and my collarbone. I wanted a nice 4x4 to help me feel more confident about driving in the snow.

I've had my 93 Bronco for about a month now, and I'm loving it! I'll be the first to admit that I don't know a whole lot about Broncos, and less about this particular one. I got it from a guy I know who gets them at auction. My final cost was 1600.00.

The inspection is up and I will need a new set of tires for it. However, in my ignorance, I don't know how to convert the 245/75/R15 into 31's or 32's, etc... I want a nice tire that works great for on/off road, yet looks intimidating. Any help would be awesome.

I only have a couple pics right now. I hate the way the tire looks so small in the front wheel well.

My offer to the community: I have photoshop, and can make custom pics/sigs from your broncos. Just message me if you're interested.

 

[BroncoJoe19]

Nice looking rig, I especially like the way a bronco looks with the sunvisor.

Last Month we took mine to Rausch Creek in PA for the day. It was a blast. Are you in Eastern, or Western PA?

 

[Croneybones]

Northwest PA. Meadville to be exact. I forgot to mention that it has 82,000 original miles on it.

 

[BroncoJoe19]

Northwest PA. Meadville to be exact. I forgot to mention that it has 82,000 original miles on it.

WOW! Tha's great!

One of the members here was trying to get a few of us together in the Poconos area, that's why I asked. If you were in the Poconos, that'd be a natural for ya.

Enjoy your truck, Broncos really are awesome vehicles.

joe

 

[broncoman2004]

all 3 broncos i had have all had 31's with no lift and they work out good id say u might fit 33's

 

[Croneybones]

How do I tell if I have a lift on it already? I don't think I do, but it looks kinda high on those rims.

 

[BroncoJoe19]

Mine is stock (no lifts) with 33's on 15. It does rub a little if I try to go lock to lock, but the turning radius with the bronc is still fine, without rubbing.