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Nah not worried. Though I try not to live life worrying about stuff like that. I had a nice good long with my F150 and hope the same for my bronco.

I really like them so far. Nice and comfortable. When the sun hits them in the summer they can get hot. I don't have the sweating issue some of people have, they balance out nicely in temp. 100% wouldn't trade for cloth, actively avoided buying them. Between myself, a toddler, and a newborn...

I thought I'd never use the heated wheel, never had one before. Once winter came around I actually didn't mind it. Doesn't get very hot, just kind of warm enough to where it warms my hands up when coming out from the cold but doesn't ever make them feel hot.

After just 2500 miles I've noticed they pick up substantially fewer rocks than they did when brand new. I'm just going to hang on to them until they are wore out. Done fine in mud and some other offroading stuff. Haven't had any issues in the rain. Don't live in an area that gets snow.

I only use the piss of a unicorn that is in his prime in my 2.7. I'll be damned if I let some inferior octane combust in my engine.

4th in that picture

I have a toddler and another one coming any day now. For that reason, it made too much sense to go 4dr. My toddler loves the bronco so much we don't even take the other car anymore. I will say even with a 4 door, not as much room as I'd like since I have to scoot the seat up soon.

First I've heard of this. Probably time for a trip to the dealership at only 400 miles. I could potentially see the app having some weird bug but the fob thing sounds weird.

Yeah that's how they work. I never understood it either. The worst part is, it works like that on the passenger side. Had a passenger that used them. Two days later I notice that little red light on.

A used 84' bronco II was my first car. I'll always have a good appreciation for them.

Sometimes I kind of miss the game of memorizing the ole take this street, the third left, go down 2 miles and turn right after the funny looking rock, go across the bridge and hit the left but watch out it's pretty hidden behind a blind curve, 7 miles down that road, etc

Straight up greed. Dealerships got it good now, but times will change, they will be hurting, and people will remember how they were treated.

Agreed, 4 door looks better for sure to me on "bigger" builds like sasquatch or large wide tires. 2 door looks better on the skinny tires where the wheels aren't outside of the tire wheel. That's the beauty of the bronco to me, all kinds of different rigs look great whether 2 or 4 door. It's...

Nope, 4 door all the way. I have smaller kids and we only have 2 cars so the bronco gets used enough. I remember growing up and my parents having a 2 door, moving the seat around everytime and climbing back there.

You can use a MacBook but you'll need to use a Windows VM on it.

Here is a post that goes through some of this: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/badlands-vs-sasquatch-suspension.21739/post-774416 You can throw 35s on there but the suspension is a tad different.

I bought a cheap win 10 cd key online and used VMware (free and works great) to use forscan on my Intel based MacBook.

Heck my phone gets warm just using Android auto. Gets extra warm when wireless charging. I suppose I could get one of those small fans with bendable legs and wrap it around the gear shifter so that air is blowing on the phone.

If you go to the forscan forums, just search for the word beta. You'll see the post, the last page has the 2.4.7 beta version linked for download.

I sweat pretty easily. But I can only remember sweating 2 times ever with MGV. Once when the top was off, on a warmer day, in the sun, and in traffic. Other than that, feels great. Up until the bronco, I had owned cloth seats all my life and I much prefer these MGV seats. Sure they get hot in...