I agree, it lookeds like they had to almost get the bolts in sideways to make it happen and also scratched the rear pillar on the opposite side. Spoke with service this morning, was told they would call me back after they speak with my salesman to see if they want me to bring by to see it or...
This is the response I received from my salesman "
I have no idea, you can set up an appointment for service and see what they can do but that's from the factory so I don't know how they would fix it or change it"
Finally got around to taking off the hardtop of my 2024 Badlands and 2 of the bolts on the passenger side were very difficult. Once I got off I saw why. What is the best way of going about getting this fixed?
Is this the optional BL rim or Squatch for the 37". I didn't think you could do a 37" tire (because of the width) on the optional BL rim with it being 17 x 7.
I agree,I would pick the rim you like the best, if it comes with 33's and you end up wanting a little more than the 285/75/17 will get you a 34" tire which is only about .5" smaller diameter than squatch in reality and Tire Rack shows it fits the width of the rim options with 33's.
I wouldn't mind seeing some pictures and more detailed information on the B&O system, are the components marine grade to compliment the interior which uses components built with the weather in mind???
Just come on over to Jarrett Scott Ford in Plant City. I tried to buy my Mustang from Lakeland and just couldn't get over their tactics, ended up getting that exact Mustang from Jarrett Scott Ford significantly cheaper and also have my Bronco reservation with them
I have a 2014 Mustang now and can fit in there? I am hoping no issues, don't really plan on having anyone in the back seat. I guess it wouldn't be a bad idea to sit in a Ranger at the dealership when it's time to sign on the dotted line
I agree, I wish I could have seen the interior. I do think with the Badlands the Cyber Orange paint will tie in nicely to all the interior stitching and trim and the carbonized grey top contrasts nicely