The tires are too small and I don't see the ground clearance listed anywhere, meaning that it's not enough. Would not buy. Will continue to enjoy my Bronco.
This. Your vehicle is already super capable. I say work to improve your skill as much as you possibly can.
Mindset > Strategy > Tactics > Skill > Gear
....at least in warfare lol
I haven't done it yet but I bet you most people will say this: https://www.lethalperformance.com/shop-now/vehicle-selector/ford-bronco/ford-2021-bronco/custom-tuning/ford-performance
IF the ceramic coat being applied at the dealership is top notch, then that's a really great deal. But it likely is not, so I'd say it's just an "okay" deal.
The first time I met @goatman2 he sat next to me at dinner and gave me the following advice: "...or just learn how to drive..." :LOL: :ROFLMAO: lmao love that guy
If you were to install the tune yourself, maybe you can record the entire thing with your phone or GoPro that literally shows you "pushing the buttons" correctly. Basically the same thing a certified tech would do. Not sure how that could possibly void a warranty but what do I know..
I'll keep it for at least 100,000 miles simply out of principle, and the extended warranty.
I bought it because it's very capable off road, looks awesome, and also drives well on road. If another vehicle (7th gen Bronco, even) comes along then I'll consider trading it in. I absolutely love it...
@Hossamus Prime and I drove along Onion Creek Trail yesterday. Gorgeous landscape and perfect weather!
I'm happy with the footage, but I need to mix it up more in the future. Just didn't have time to play with the GoPros, tripod, windshield mount, etc.