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Build date was Dec 14, 2021. Currently has 3750.7 miles on it. That’s all. And you’re not kidding. It’s warm out here! Thankfully my family has been picked up - it’s just me enduring the heat right now.

Current situation: Sat at the side of the road waiting to be towed. Engine has died and won’t turn over. Check engine light and battery light on dash. No warning, cruising for the last 2+ hours at 75mph, getting ready to access the express lanes and lost power. Managed to pull over to the side...

I think they should be fine, not sure why they changed from a 3 stripe of adhesive to a 2 stripe, but the adhesive is very strong.

I wondered about that too - in the description, it states that they work with 'most' floor mats.

No problem at all, happy to help. Here's a link to my youtube channel where I've done a lot of easy installation videos for our Bronco, some simple little upgrades over the past 6 months. https://www.youtube.com/c/CUPRADESIGN/videos

So far so good - as I mentioned, only installed them this weekend, but as I stated in the video, the adhesive is really sticky and you only really get one chance to stick them down. So far, the adhesive appears to be really strong. As for the doors shutting ok, I actually did record the...

I haven't updated this post in a while - so here are the latest installation videos that I've put together. Links to all of the associated products can be found in the video descriptions, and I've also put them below the videos. I've updated the first post as well - so all of my videos 'should'...

A lot depends on the type of things that you are after. I have added a lot of accessories to our Bronco and you can find links to the products in the descriptions of all of these installation videos I've put together, from Trail Armor to Ditch Lights, EZ Lift Struts to Fog Lights...

^^^ I installed those exact same door sill protectors this weekend as well! Amazon Prime Day deal - only $23 and the nicest looking ones l've found so far. Product link is in the video description.

I installed an 8-piece dash trim kit. It really brightens up the interior, and hopefully will protect those areas around the car that are prone to fingernail marks or wear and tear, like the AC controls, door handles and center cup holders.

For what it's worth - this was my solution to this issue, the product is linked in the video description.

It's a new mat design that I am product testing, and will be available in the near future.

The only thing you have to make sure is that if you use a 'T handle', you need to make sure there's enough tolerance for the tailgate to be able to close. That's why I went with a 'low profile' tie down, because, you're right, I originally thought of the 'T handles' as well!

Something I've been contemplating for a while was a quick, easy and inexpensive solution to stopping things falling out of the trunk when you open the tailgate, with the trunk area being so flat with no lip. All the elements for my idea arrived yesterday, so put my theory into practice, and it...

Last night, I installed mine, and connected them directly to my Aux Switches. I have to say I absolutely love these lights and they have quickly become one of my top 3 modifications so far! I made a complete installation video showing all wiring steps between the lights and the Aux Switches -...

Last night I installed the Oracle Lighting Triple LED Fog Light Kit using the factory Aux Switches. Relatively straight forward process, and I absolutely LOVE how these lights look! One of my top 3 overall mods so far! Hope this video helps people out who want to hook them up to their Aux Switches:

I embraced the 'Outer Banks Blue' additional trim color and installed blue paracord handles in our Bronco. Ridiculously easy install!

I get that sound too - typically on the driver side rear. It tends to stop after about 10-15 mins. Seems like a long time for something to be discharging, but that's about how long it takes. It's almost musical at times.

My gut feeling would be the IAG Soft Top Assist - but the reality, for day to day driving, our best mod so far is the custom GearShade bimini top. In the Texas heat (going to be 105ºF all week) it really does help to keep it cool in there, while the open top feeling still remains.

I had something weird happen at the weekend, I got in and started up the Bronco and the Wi-Fi options showed up on the screen, and then a second screen laid over the top. Switching between Navigation/Radio/Settings etc, still left me with the screen of the Wi-Fi options overlaid on top of it...