you don't do much driving in heavy traffic in blustery storms and thunder showers like we have out west. Under these conditions you need both hands on the wheel and eyes on the road mirrors every second. Any device that eliminates distractions like fiddleing with wipers or light switchs allowing...
you don't do much driving in heavy traffic in blustery storms and thunder showers like we have out west. Under these conditions you need both hands on the wheel and eyes on the road mirrors every second. Any device that eliminates distractions like fiddleing with wipers or light switchs allowing...
Yeah well lets hope they pull it off before people become disillusioned with the delays and chaNGES to buy Jeeps. At least Jeep has rain sensing wipers. Last week i made a 1400 mile trip in which i was 70% of the time in those 1-2 minute showers in my Ford F250 turning wipers on and off trying...
My jeep ones i leave on 24/7 and they have never swiped without water present. Like in the morning when there is dew on the windshield as soon as you begin to move they wipe it off for you a great feature. In fog as the windshield gets misty and normally you have to click the wipers on with the...
yep, such a simple feature and should be standard on all models. I'm waiting for a call back from Ford regarding this feature will post what i find out.
I called Ford with this question and was informed they are not available on the new Broncos at this time
The Sport is only available in 4dr it seems. Rain sensing wipers are listed as you say but only in the sport outer banks trim. That is crazy.....May have to wait and see if they will be added...
if you live in the pacific northwest or other area where you get small showers for a few seconds then nothing for a few mi nute or two then more its a must have feature. Its a pain tuning off and on non sensing wipers under these conditions.
There will always be changes in the next model years so you buy when you have need, the only reason to wait is because your not sure you want one in the first place.
My problem with my new jeeps is they always have issues that need addressing the Fords i have owned have never had issues they worked like they were designed to work.
Never understood why east coast states loved salt so much. I've been driving on ice snow for decades in areas that use no salt and have yet to have my first accident because of it. In Pa. even with the salt you don't drive in the winter you do a controlled slide which i kind of found...