I have MGV seats that are comfortable and have a normal-angle headrest, but my neighbor’s leather seats’ headrests angle awkwardly forward and are not comfortable, but our seats feel the same. Both are Badlands, but mine is a 21 and his is a 23, if that makes a difference.
My 2021 still has the rocks intro and I have mine set to auto update. It only goes away when my battery is a little low after not driving it for a couple weeks- changed that with a Noco battery tender. I’m still on my original battery from November 2021.
Signed up. I love their stuff. Soft top lift, hood struts, interior lights, dome light, step rails, and rain channels - all doing great. Hopefully I’ll get the chance to test something new.
When I bought my Bronco I knew I wasn’t going to put many miles on it, so I asked them to extend the warranty to 8 years/30k. It was only $600 to make the change. I’ve had it since 11/20/21 and I now have 10k on it. The extra 5 years worked out for me, but I’ll look into Grainger before my...
The stock batteries are good from 3 to 5 years. I get the message after 5 days of not driving. I finally got a Noco Genius5 to maintain my battery. Mine is at 3 years old now, and I hope to get it to go to 5 years.
I’ve gotten 23+ with my 2021 Badlands Sasquatch 2.7 on eco mode, and that was traveling on the Blue Ridge parkway and New Found gap in the Smokey mountains national park. City driving is 16 to 20 depending on how heavy my foot is on the pedal in normal or sport mode (ForScan addition).
Reduce the pressure, those tires look like what I have my Polaris Ranger. You can chalk your tires and air them down until the wear is even across the tread.