Absolutely, you can refuse dealer, under the radar, ADM items. There is no added value to them and no added benefit through insurance or any other entity. They only add money to the pocket of the dealership.
I would not worry whatsoever about the heat. They have been tested for this.
Here is another option for storage...
https://bjdcustoms.com/products/ford-bronco-soft-top-window-storage-bag
Installed the new reverse lights. Wired and hooked to Aux. switch #5. They are very bright!!!
A complete win for a fantastic kit from 4x4truckleds with a high-quality set of Baja Designs lights and a custom harness with integration for the lights to turn on when putting the Bronco in reverse.
Nope. Not covered, at least by Ford per the terms from Ford. If you are able to negotiate that with your dealer, it would be between you and the dealer, separate and severable from Ford.
No. A recall is separate from a warranty in all respects, however, the terms are the same as they relate to accessories and the costs associated with them. I should not have used the word, "warranty" in this context, as we are discussing a recall. They are mutually exclusive in how they are...
yes. Warranty does not cover installed accessories. I will not be doing mine for some time as I have tint AND exterior window film for chip protection.
Yes, I have rotated my tires and once you drive over 20-25 mph for 2-3 miles consistently, they reset to the appropriate corner. Personal experience, not hearsay.
The tire cover won't fit your WT.
You can source the sunscreen from Mabbett for $30.
Here is the Mabbett Amazon store link. Good stuff!!! I have his door pockets, rear seat protectors, under cargo area storage liner, center console container liner, and the sunscreen is slated to arrive this...