Bronco

Wanted to ask about how mich could I ask for these wheels and tires? The tires are brand new all 4 less than 50 miles rhe wheels of a 24 Black Diamond. Thanks in advance Sponsored

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... had used on my 2021 Bronco, purchased from a scrap yard... in 2024 because it's waterproof (Bronco, wtf). So I had this...

I am a Toyota/Honda guy so I joked with my wife that if she gets a Bronco, she has to handle all the repairs! I joke but I'm semi-serious. Since the Broncos (2021 or 2022) we are looking at are about $23k vs 30k+ for Highlanders/Pilots, would it be smart to buy warranties to cover repairs? Do warranties work like that where if there is an issue, I wouldn't have to pay much extra? I don't know the reliability on the Bronco but I don't have a good feeling. Any advice would be appreciated. submitted by /u/tungdiep to r/whatcarshouldIbuy [link] [comments]

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Keep it really REALLY real with me. Big money on the line, haha. What’s holding me back from an unbridled Bronco (no pun intended😝) purchase, besides needing to actually test drive one and see if the capability-over-comfort style is really for me, are reliability concerns. This would be my daily driver. And I drive A LOT. Currently, I am making 1-2 round trips of about 500 miles per week. I’m dual-caretaking on opposite sides of the state, and one of them, my dad, is 94, so as much as I hope he lives to 120, that side of it would very likely end during my ownership of the next car I buy, and then my travel would drop drastically, maybe 10K miles per year or less. But it’s 25-30K these days. But for now, this is the reality, a new car can’t be pushed off any longer, and I really love (for now) the IDEA of the Bronco. And my old man would be covering a big chunk of the cost. All future car purchases will be solely from my own pocket, so I’m measuring if this is the time to roll the dice, or to be practical, get a 4Runner, and have better resale value later on. I’ll be able to afford it either way, but I still of course consider it. So for those who daily drive one: how is it holding up for you? Being in the cross-state caretaking situation, not getting here or there is simply not an option. I got here on a misfiring engine this past trip, lmao (somehow has righted itself too). So I can’t be having the Check Engine light coming on or getting weird rattles or troublesome fluid leaks in those first 50K miles, which will be accumulated in the two first years, if my dad makes it as long as I hope. I want the fun and the aesthetics enough to deal with some inefficiencies or drawbacks, but what I can’t have is a car that’s in the shop for anything beyond routine maintenance with any regularity. I know I’m asking a Bronco Fan Club, haha, but what’s the real deal on the quality and reliability, in your experience? I’d probably get 2024 or maybe even a new one. I’m aware of the 2.7L engine troubles and would opt for a 2.3L. Thanks!!! submitted by /u/ActiveWar617 to r/FordBronco [link] [comments]

https://www.espn.com/contributor/adam-schefter/6ed6fc3e6e097 Broncos are trading for Miami WR Jaylen Waddle, per source. Denver receives: Waddle and Dolphins’ 4th-round pick (11th in round) in this year’s draft. Miami receives: Broncos’ 1st round pick (30th overall) along with their late 3rd and 4th round picks (30th in each round) in this year’s draft. submitted by /u/1894-MCFC to r/nfl [link] [comments]

Any ideas, I've never seen anything like this. submitted by /u/Filthy510 to r/AskAMechanic [link] [comments]

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