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Not sure what Ford used for their "Loctite" on the factory bolts for this, but even using hand tools I stripped the bolts trying to remove them, so just got the sawzall out to cut & remove them. I still blue Loctite-d all the bolts on hitch install. Also had to notch out the bottom of the bumper...

Costco sells a TypeS dashcam that can run off a USB connection...and sticks to the inside of the windshield with a provided clear plastic sheet that makes it easily removable. Around $120, iirc...

I'd say the 21.7 ave mpg is noteworthy!!!

It's on our '24 Black DIamond, also. THinking it allows for more crush resistance in a crash...?

Has Pug started talking to you? Maybe started to in your dreams? (Men in Black...)...

Set ours up with the Blue Ox tow bars and wiring kit, although the Curt wiring kit looks cleaner. We use a Blue Ox Patriot for braking as we tow any of four vehicles and don't have a permanent tow braking system installed. We also used the RVi battery "adapter" for a positive indication our...

Ditto on Chuck Yarbrough...

A number of years ago was able to take some FS roads north of Big Bear to Lucerne Valley...neat. Also Hemet to Idyllwild to Palm Springs.

What would be nice is a tire shop that does alignments, 'cuz they always like pointing fingers at the other one!

Like the decals, also. Tours like this are awesome; I'm so thankful for ALL the USFS roads that offer both challenges and very rewarding experiences, views and sights!

Recently we were faced with the same cost conundrum: Costco quoted same as Discount Tire, but DT adds install costs. We decided to go with Costco for the first time in 25 years (more later)...and are notably unhappy. Heavy, non-repairable gouges on ALL FOUR alloy rims. Thankfully, they've...

The anti-seize is good for when your steel lug nut will slide on your aluminum rim as you tighten/torque it to prevent galling. Neolube ensures your torque is accurate for the clamping force the bolt exerts on the wheel to the hub and not just overcoming bolt/nut friction.

neolube on your lug bolts...

Man, dealers are a scary bunch, with smaller, non-chain ones seemingly the worst. Our purchase seemed to go well, but when we asked for cost to install the 2" receiver and a ProCal module, the figures came back with the labor portion inflated by a factor of four to five. Easy way for them to...

lol, "define driver vs passenger" (in terms of steering direction)...

Similar on 7/25 (110+)...they'll give you a yeti mug, or bring your own (we brought larger ones, filled with ice). You can refill with water they'll bring throughout the day, along with lunch. No facilities over the day, but satchels with bags & TP to use in the bushes as needed. And lunch, too...

You'll still leave with a smile on your face!!

Yup, and if you need assistance identifying what/where to ride on following days, the instructors have a library of knowledge on that...

Participants drive Ford's provided Broncos, not their own. Guys and gals alike drove, all doing more than they thought they or the Broncos would!

Just got back from Moab Off-Roadeo; you'll have a great time! Our Instructor was Chuck Yarbrough of raptoraddiction.com. You'll have a great time!!