Recent content by myrealname123

Please add "steering" to the title.

I have surrendered to the chirp. At this point, it is part of my family and I will miss it if it ever stops.

I'm familiar with the various sounds made by the Bronco when you unlock, open the doors and press the brake pedal, this is not one I've ever heard. My '21 Badlands 2.7L never once made a chirp noise. Reading through the descriptions in that Ranger forum from 2023, this is not the same sound...

I tried to pay better attention on my way to work today. It did go away after a while, but it's definitely triggered by the brake pedal for me. I thought there was something with the accelerator as well, but I realized it was just my foot moving from the brake to accelerator right at the time it...

So, I can replicate the sound this way, but I don't know how I'm hearing that same sound when the door is shut and I'm outside the vehicle?

Definitely going to follow this thread because I have it too and it's a bit annoying.

It's an optional 33" tire for the non-Sasquatch (at least it was for the '25). EDIT: Looking at the B&P... '25 has the Goodyear 33" as optional and '26 only has the BFG (for non-Sasquatch).

Brought it home today, up early tomorrow to put a coat of dust on.

Wish the person filming would have hit him with a "you can't park there" as they went around.

Got the call today, of course I am out of town until Friday so I'll see her then!

This is what their system looks like.

Your dealer can track it on the map in their software, orr... They can give you the railcar number and you can call a million times for automated trace information like I did. 😂

Mine has arrived at the end of it's rail journey, waiting on a truck now. Should be to my dealer in the next week!

The railcar number will never show up on the window sticker.

Trailer number on this screen.