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Not quite a half ton but I know you can on a Toyota Tacoma.
I’ve been researching the same question and haven’t found it. In some cases you can run low clearance chains on the front. Having the ability to run chains on all four is more important than a fancy on board computer that tells me when I’m stuck. I really hope the new bronco will accept chains.
I bolt 1.25” spacers on my 1500 Ram every fall so I can chain all 4. Could also have extra set of winter rims with offset to allow chains.
I have a 2014 F150 4x4. I have heavy duty chains for the rear and did some internet recon and purchased S series chains for the front. Dry fitted them at home and there's clearance. We were heading to third season Colorado and there was no way I was going to hunt at 9000' without chains for all four corners. Ended up needing them on the front to regain steering and braking coming off the mountain with black ice under the fresh snow. That was fun putting them on in the dark with the truck cross ways in the trail facing downhill. No way were we getting off that mountain without those chains. Elksnout