So, when I had the free SXM trail, I set up the first two pages of presets with FM radio stations. Pages three thru six were SXM presets.
Trail period ended and I did not continue service.
When service ended, I did not make any changes to any presets.
I got the "we miss you" email and...
Well, I'm supposed to get mine Friday and I hope that SuperChips has a solution.
This is why I'm not a huge fan of app based products like this and prefer the wired handheld models like the one I had for my 2021 Bronco.
This does make sense. I've had the last two tire places I've used say that Load Range E offers no more protection from sidewall punctures than Load Range C or D. The load range is simply the amount of weight a tire can carry safely.
All four tires should match. You could get away with two different tread patterns on a part time 4x4 if you keep the similar treads on the same axle. An AWD should have four matching tires.
Exactly.
If someone is comfortable using Forscan to make changes then great, go for it.
If someone who isn't as comfortable using Forscan has the option to use a tool that is streamlined and easy (to them) to use, then why not?
Can something bad happen either way? Yes, but far less likely with a...
Both 2.3 and 2.7 have trail control. Trail one pedal drive is only available on the 2.7.
Not sure why both don't have trail one pedal drive now that both engines now have the electric brake booster.
No, the tow mode published by Super Chips in this thread does not program the tow module for the trailer lights.
You would have to either program through Forscan or a dealer, as you stated.
I think I paid $170 for the dealership to do it, but it was a while ago.
Check with your local dealer for...
Replaced the Goodyear M/T on my 2021 with KO2s. Discount Tire could not get them balanced. After going back to them 6 to 7 times in 2 weeks, went to an independent shop close by. They got them balanced better, but the shimmy wouldn't go away. The second place I went said that BFGs, especially...
Yeah, in Georgia you can only stay in one camp spot for 14 days within a 30 day period, so it's a useless law since it wouldn't matter if you have a ground tent, RTT, or camper. Go figure