Front Seat ? Do the front seats have a Lumbar Support. How are the seats in the Ranger. I know they have no adjustment. I have had surgery on my lower back and have to use a goofy pillow on my 2011 Ford Ranger. Those seats are flat in that location.
Thanks to the people of Bronco6G .
Its funny I have waned away from the motorcycle hand signal. When I own a Bronco I will help my fellow owner.
Maybe just acknowledge your sweet ride. .
I am hoping to run one set of tires. I am going to give these Toyo Open Country A/T III ago.
Open Country A/T III | The All-Terrain Tires for Trucks, SUVs and CUVs | Toyo Tires
What do members think. I wish to save up for a 2023 Model. Should I wait on reserving it. Maybe it makes sense to reserve it just before the vehicles arrived at the lot's. I figure after people got to view them, there would be another rush of orders.
I would order the BD , 2.3L Manual. Cactus...
I really enjoy the Bronco6G site. I have learned so much insightful information.
Yesterday, I learned that a 32" tire is the tallest tire recommended for the 190mm axle. BD. Happy Holidays Members.
Yes the tire is a lot of weight on the door alignment and hinge if you are openning and closing it more then the average person. I did not think of that if you were rear ended the tail section will take alot of damage then the bumper taking the force.
How's this idea. Not sure where you would get the tire and rim to fit.
Maybe a skinny rim and tire the same height as what tire size you had. Then mount it in the spare location. If I could reduce the width of the tire then it would put less stress on the Hitch when mounting a hitch rack. I was...
The last Dimensional wise person. Please do not be Captain Oblivious to me. Be self aware. Enjoy rolling the gears. This site has been very useful for me to understand the size of the Bronco, Inside and out. Still trying to figure out how the cockpit and egress will be for me. Tight...
I would like to know what the 2 door will support on the roof. The 4 door is something around 110lbs while moving and 450lbs while parked. I do not want to load the roof up.
Things like poor gas mileage and higher mass start getting affected. Plus the vehicle starts to not fit under heights under 7'
I am single guy with a dog. If its just a grocery getter/commuter go with the 2dr. If you go camping, hunting, or outdoor sports that are gear orientated go with the 4dr. A 4dr will allow you to bring more pleasure items. I have a Ford Ranger and am concerned the 4dr will not carry enough. 80%...