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I worked in a tire shop for 15 years and that is just totally unacceptable. Especially for a dealer. Tech was just being lazy, a tire should never take that much weight.

16x8 with a -6mm offset

Yes very close. 285/75/16

I sold many a Firestone in my day and they are a nice riding, quiet tire.

I loved my Bronco, good luck

I have worked in a tire shop for the last 16 years and have had a lot of success and good feedback selling the Continental Terrain Contact A/T. It's a good looking tire with minimal road noise and low rolling resistance. I ran the A/T's on my Bronco and the H/T's on my F-150, they also ride...

Look pretty darn good for 42k on OE tires and I worked in a tire shop for 15 years.

I'm glad you are OK. It looks like you have a cap on your truck, depending on where you are located. I would be interested in that.

Factory tires and wheels from Ranger are 255/65/17, I use them in the summer. I traded the Bronco in and the dealer didn't want the stock wheels so I tried them on the ranger and they went on with no issues at all. And they don't look all that bad.

Nope no rub

265/75/16

Had these from my 2022 Bronco

Definitely have that alignment checked, I'm sure those Michelin tires weren't cheap.

Rough Country

Sounds like plugs to me. We had one in the shop last week with 80K acting the same way. It just needed new spark plugs. Good luck ?

You need to replace front side marker lights. They are not expensive and super easy to replace. Amazon has them.