That's how it is for me, just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something, haha.
I'd agree with this. Plus coming from a 2009 vehicle and having CarPlay now is fantastic.
Are yours on whenever you get in? I feel like mine are always off until I get in and press the start button to activate driving or whatever. My settings in Sync show they're supposed to be on automatically.
Husky sent me an email with the title, "Show your Bronco some more love" and included a link to their mud flaps page. Except they have no Bronco mud flaps, lol.
Definitely loving concern, she's worried about me getting injured or worse. Which is fair, no matter how careful you are there's still a chance you get into an accident with how poorly people drive, etc.
I'm certainly not an expert on mud flaps, but I'd be surprised if any completely block everything, especially in the level of mess he was in. I'd be curious to see someone test out the weathertech flaps, also.
After seeing the other solutions and cost of some, I'm definitely in for these. The alternative was probably going to be me cutting the stock Ford ones.
I tried out eco mode this morning. Unsurprisingly there's a noticeable change in throttle response. I'm towards the end of this tank of gas, but still had an uptick of .2 or .3 in MPG. I'll probably use it for long drives if I'm going to be using cruise control.
Fun fact: the price protection certificate won't go through if your address on your reservation doesn't match with your current address when purchasing. I had to call CS, got transferred 4 times before getting an answer. Now my dealer has to go and update my address in my reservation so it can...
Just over 1,000 miles here. First 2 tanks were 87 octane (I presume that's what the dealer put initially) and around 18 on the interstate driving 75-80. My last 2 tanks have been 93 octane. City driving I'm getting around 16-17.