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But may not have the three peak snow rating.

I had to build a lifting pulley system for my spare

The new 2.7L engine has both direct and port injection. So, are Catch Cans still useful on the new 2.7?

Not always, but in Bronco’s case, probably. Ford has said that some that have a reservation prior to 18 Sept (MY2021) will probably not get the MY2021 model but that their place will be maintained for a MY2022 (but will have to work with dealer for new MY2022 order price changes).“The new model...

I thought Sept 18 was the cutoff for MY2021 models. Wouldn’t Oct 1 put you in the MY2022 cycle?

The first was not a production model, so, who knows what paint they used. The color on the production Sport more closely matches the color swatches in the Ford 2021 Exterior Color pamphlet you can pick up at a Ford dealer.

Great video, thanks.

I dislike data that doesn’t support what I want to believe. “Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.”

In snow storms, you’ll be stopping every 30 minutes to clear the lenses.

Are the Goodyear Territory M/Ts Severe Snow Service Rated (with the three-peak mountain snowflake symbol)?

How does your truck perform in hot weather. Out where I run, summer temps reach 110F +.

Try test driving a Ford 4x4 Ranger at your local Ford dealer?

Agree

Slow and steady — except in mud — and sand. Extended warranty anyone?

I have some concern, that with 35s, there may not be enough clearance for standard heavy duty front chains.

Probably not for a couple of years, then, maybe. Depending how things go, the first shipments may be delayed until fall of 2021.

Have not tried it, but I would be careful about applying any coatings to the windshield. I have bad experiences using stuff on my windshields.

I don’t know, but your question is a good one. I run “E” rated KO2s on my JKU. If “C”, would switching to “E” rated tires improve the GVWR? Or are the Bronco axles the limiting factor?

The trick is to sell/trade your Jeep before it hits 40K - 45K miles.

A factory stock Jeep does not experience “Death wobble” unless something is seriously misaligned, worn and/or broken.