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Actually I feel the exact opposite. Had 37” Nitto Ridge Grapplers on my Ram 2500 and they were almost dangerous in the rain. Two months later and I’m in the Bronco with the Territory tires and they feel confidence inspiring. Now if we’re talking about gravel then I’d agree the Nittos are...

well that was fast!

How soon? Anxious to see these come out. They look so promising.

Im also waiting on that black with Badlands orange stitching quote. ???

There are alternative cargo area enclosures on this site from other vendors. They lock and are made of metal. This design is for those of us who want to just keep things out of sight which is half the battle against thieves. I wouldn't consider this a secure solution at all. For me on my...

Sasquatch 4 door hardtop with 2.7l Lux auto. I'm averaging 18 mpg now in mostly city, stop and go in LA. I run 87 octane only and use normal driving mode.

Yeah I appreciate that I can buy those items and build it myself, but if I paid for the harness and got one that's not plug and play and if it can be swapped out, why not do that. I've bought over 3K worth of kit from 4x4 Truck LEDs so far so why not ask? Whoops I see on Sunday that he posted...

I ordered the exact same kit as the OP and am installing this onto my Badlands. Curious about that pigtail you mentioned. The one I received has but connectors on it. Do you have a pigtail with the factory connector available that I could swap out for this one? It would be way cleaner as I...

This looks exactly like what Ford should have offered as a stock component. Nicely done. You keep hitting them out of the park! I’m in! But I have a hard top? Is this not compatible? Please say it will fit.

Jeff Llacuna and Sam @ Galpin Ford in Los Angeles. First class all the way.

does the Kilmat smell? I just received the OEM hardtop sound deadened which was not installed at the factory. So I’m going to use these as templates and install some additional sound deadening material. I wish the kilmat was black so it wouldn’t be noticeable if I have a bit hanging out After...

I'm not seeing them as available. Any updates on the 4 door version availability?

I don't think so. 37's really drag a vehicle and I would bet those stock wheels aren't light weight. My Badlands with Sasquatch averages 17.8 in a lot of stop and go city traffic on 87 octane.

Try adjusting your time zone setting instead of the clock time. It's probably defaulting to where it is set to.

Maybe not exactly dumb people but rather because of the electronic dashes we have today. When in the car they are lit up and all the gauges can be read, hence people don't always check to see if they turned on their lights. This is especially notable on cars with daylight driving lights always...

The Goodyear Territories hold an enormous amount of rocks when driving on gravel. I had Ridge Grapplers on my Ram and they didn’t hold hardly any gravel when driving on the same road. Why is this important to understand? Because as soon as you pickup some speed those stones are going to want...

Maybe try to get hub centering rings.

Best part is knowing you’re driving the best Swiss Army knife out there. These trucks have so many gadgets and so much tech it’s great. Love the fact I could order it all from the factory and not have to think about needing to install lockers or get a new suspension. And I don’t mind the...

17.8 average after about 2K miles. Sasquatch Badlands with 2.7l. I use 87 octane since new and drive in stop and go five days a week. It’s better than my Ram 2500 with 37’s but that’s not really saying much. Also the eco mode is less efficient then the Normal.