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Yes, looks awesome. Hopefully it will stay damp to keep the dust down.

I got one and returned due to the noise. I wish it worked like it does on my Gladiator. I love it.

I'll be out there on 2/6 for a couple nights. Taking my Gladiator though. Wife won't let me take her Bronco. :confused: This is probably my 10th year in a row. This is my annual boys trip. Can't wait.

I have a removable brake system that sits on the floor and claws the brake pedal. I plug into a Jackery battery generator that sits on the passenger floor to power it. Works great and I can use in my Jeep as well.

Just recently started flat towing my 2022 Badlands behind my RV and wondered about this as well. I've done a couple 3 to 4 hour trips with no issues. I'll be watching the responses.

I'll second this. So much easier.

It seemed to handle it with no issues. A little rubbing with those 40's but did great.

On the road to Big Bear last weekend.

I had same issue when I purchased a takeoff OEM soft top. I loosened the mounting bolts and slide it forward. Unfortunately only the two end bolts are in line to screw tight so I don't have the middle lower bolt in place. By doing this, I was able to make the center connect on the top and it...

Very impressive work. Enjoy!

Is this even legal? I flat tow my Gladiator behind my Motorhome, didn't know I could attach a trailer to the TOAD.

That’s awesome! It does look good.

Looks cool, but really kills the approach angle.

Pretty sure something is wrong but I'll let others that have installed confirm.

So they have four door wall mounts? I have that for my Gladiator. Would be great for the Bronco too.

53 with 4 door. Kids are grown so just the wife and I and our Toy Aussie. We like to have the space when needed.

As long as your are not 100% on the hook for it if the mark-up is more than you are willing to pay, I would keep the order. Especially since you didn't have to put a deposit on it.

Found this online. Painting Process Use 200 grit sand paper to sand the surface of the flare. This will remove imperfections and rough spots on the surface of the flare. Doing so allows the primer to adhere to fender flare. After sanding, wipe the entire surface of the flare with a tack cloth...

Yea, I don't think I would have tried it. Kudos to him for giving it a shot, especially with street tires.

Looks great!