I'm in the same boat. I'd like to go back with my wife, who I think would enjoy it.
Not sure if it's allowed, but I'd be interested in buying another owner's credit who has no desire to use it.
Mine also asked if I had a problem with my wipers. I said no, so they said it wasn't covered. I then told them my wife had experienced the problem, so they said they'd fix it. Time will tell.
Anyone know what this is? Just popped up when I looked up on the VIN on my Bronco on Ford's website to see if there were any recalls. No further explanation provided.
I think they are Putco brand too. Couldn't bring myself to spend the money on those too... I agree they are the best looking version of those that I have seen.
To close the loop, I purchased the Milwaukee M18 inflator and it's great.
I just did a time trial with an XC5.0 battery, and it aired up a stock sasquatch tire from 11 psi (the mandatory number on Cape Cod National Seashore) to 35 psi in slightly under 4 minutes, for an estimated total of...
Thanks! This is good info that gives me comfort.
I only plan to offroad a handful of times a year (and primarily at a location that has public pumps, so this would be a backup) and the rest of the time I would just be topping off tires, so I think the M18 is likely good enough for my use case.
Thanks, I have the corded version of this device, which works great on my sedan, but is painfully slow reinflating the stock sasquatch tires.
If the m18 is the same speed as the corded Dewalt, I might reevaluate the whole idea.
Thank you both for the insight!
@BigFootie, I'd definitely be interested in the results of that test.
I'm also seeing reports online of people having issues with the HO batteries when used with the inflator. Perhaps the simple XC is the way to go. Certainly cheaper!