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Bought these, I didn't really like them but to each their own. On a another note their return policy sucks. They have a 20% restocking fee not listed on their site. They only mention "hassle free returns"

I haven't done much auto work, beyond oil changes, since I was in highschool and that was a bit ago. I was wondering how folks use these impact wrenches, especially the ones with insanely high torque numbers, without over tightening. So when I saw this I was like..

Maybe some of the tie rods were made by the same company that made the 2.7 valves

It's tacticool bro 🤣

I went with the badlands because it has everything most folks would need to go off the beaten path with out having to worry about damaging the bronco. If the trail gets rocky, no biggie

I'm on the hybrid train. When that's available I'll buy one of those

It's a trade-off. Today's vehicles are more reliable but can be tougher to fix when they do break down

What's the concern with computers?

1. I'm certainly familiar with statistics and MTBF. Things don't have just a 1% chance of failure. It would have a 1% chance of failure over a given time span. Not all parts will wear at the same rate and therefore have different lifespans. 2. In terms of reliability as I mentioned earlier, the...

This isn't true at all. Reliability comes down to the quality of the design and the quality of the parts. Simplicity doesn't guarantee reliability

Power generation will increase as ev adoption increases. The price may increase for a time but it more than likely won't last as additional power comes online.

Several folks have hit issues with abs after driving in the sand

I had a reservation for a lightning and I was weighing the pros and cons for a bit until I witnessed a full size pickup doing a 12 point U-turn in a small parking lot. I think I cancelled my reservation next day.

What do you think of it so far?

Yeah my bronco has that

It really does depend on when the vehicle gets there. I was given a good rate from my credit union but it was only valid for 90 days, which worked out because I applied shortly after I got a build date

I've definitely driven a two wheel drive pickup in the snow. It can be both fun and scary. But I think you must be misunderstanding me because while 4 wheel drive will help you keep your rear wheels in the rear, it won't stop you from slipping if you're not traveling at an appropriate speed for...

Neither will prevent slipping. That comes down to speed, conditions, and tires