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My wife's OBX is has squeaky brakes also. Started at about 1800 miles I believe. She hasn't scheduled an appointment with the dealership yet but the squeak is definitely on her list of things to have checked when she does.

Now the OP has to install the bumpers just to see if they fit or not. Inquiring minds want to know!

My wife's Bronco has rock lights in the wheel wells which helps with the side lighting in the garage and as an added bonus, at night it makes the tires look huge so it looks like you're driving a monster truck into the garage. :)

Thanks for sharing the video and the pics. My wife, my son and his girlfriend were out there with you guys and they had a blast. They're already planning the next trip.

Just trying to get these things out of my garage at this point. This is a full set of 5 wheels, tires, TPMS and lugs with only 27 miles on them. In the Greenville / Spartanburg area. Would prefer a local sale but would entertain traveling a reasonable distance. $500 OBO

There are lots of options for add on switch panels. It really just depends on what you're doing and how you want it to look and work. With that said, I'm going to recommend looking at one of the more expensive options. Switch Pros https://www.switchpros.com/ We installed one of these in...

My wife has two pod lights installed in her back bumper. They may be a little low for chase lights but they work great as reverse lights. I don't have a good picture of them but you can see them in this one.

My wife's 22 OBX has the 2" ReadyLIFT spacers with 35X12.50xR20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers. She's got about 1,900 road miles on it with no issues so far.

It's a custom graphic. My wife had some ideas of what she was looking for and after working through multiple iterations ( both colors and designs ) with the graphic artist @TommyPikeCustoms that's what they came up with.

My wife's Outer Banks... KMC KM544 Mesa Satin Black with Gray Tint 20”X9” Nitto Ridge Grapplers 35X12.50xR20 Tires 2" Lift

You can add my wife's Bronco to the spreadsheet. Wheels: KMC KM544 Mesa 20"x9" - Satin Black w/ Gray Tint Tires: Nitto Ridge Grapplers 35x12.50xR20 Lift: 2" ReadyLIFT

Ouch! Those are some pretty bad scratches. If you don't have to have a perfect repair I've had pretty good luck with Dr. ColorChip touchup kits on my sons' Wrangler and Tacoma. The main goal was to make the road rash and scratches less noticable and slow down / prevent rust. Like I said, not...

They shouldn't be allowed to start the fix without having a replacement windshield in stock. But that would make sense so we know that's not going to happen. :cautious:

I thought this calculator was pretty easy to use and the recommended psi matched what everyone else was saying in different forums based on tire pressure charts and or their daily driving experience with different tire pressures. https://tiresize.com/pressure-calculator/

You don't need to buy any other parts or ship anything off. At least not for any of the changes I made. I don't think it will let you change shift points on your transmission though. That's not something I recall seeing advertised for this device.

I installed the agent and ran the update but it said my device was at the latest firmware level already. I recommend running the update just to make sure your device is up-to-date but you'll probably be okay if you don't.

You're absolutely correct but at the end of the day it just came down to the simplicity of how easy this device is to use. Don't get me wrong, I've done coding on all of my BMW's so I'm not new to coding but the $200 price point was just low enough for me to go this route instead of the ForScan...

I just used one on my wife's Bronco and it appeared to work as advertised. I made the following changes. 1) disabled auto start/stop. 2) disabled the double honk when leaving the car running but taking the fob out of the vehicle. 3) enabled the auto re-lock if the vehicle is unlocked but a...

I just used one on my wife's Bronco and it appeared to work as advertised. I made the following changes. 1) disabled auto start/stop. This one still needs to be tested because I didn't have time to take it for a ride. 2) disabled the double honk when leaving the car running but taking the fob...

We haven't taken the doors off of my wife's Bronco yet but didn't I read somewhere in another thread that you just need to make sure you have your seatbelt fastened before you start the car and then the only warning you get is the one that goes away after 10 seconds or when you click on ok? But...