Mine comes and goes. It will do it for a few days then it goes away. Then eventually comes back Squeaks and rattles only REALLY bother me if I don't know what is causing them.
I have personally never tried it, but I have seen that people use this stuff to help with noisy rubber seals on their...
Lol that sucks I'm sorry to hear that.
But yeah. If you don't "own" the car and file through your own insurance, you are 100% correct I believe.
In most cases, there will be 2 names on that check.
However if someone else whacks your car, there is a pretty good chance it is just your name on...
I have a OBX SAS w/ High.
I think it rides fine around town. PSI set to about 35 instead of the recommended 39.
I don't think LUX is worth the extra money. The previous car had adaptive cruise control and I don't really miss it.
I also preferred the interior of the OBX to the WT. Love the Roast.
Oof. Nice RRC. The wife and I were actually looking for one of those as a project before we got word from Ford we were actually getting the Bronco.
She gave up her VW Atlas for the Bronco. We'll be on the hunt for another SWB RRC one day though...
I'll explain why I voted "yes".
I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that it switches between phones.
The Bronco is my Wife's car so she is the primary driver. However I drive it from time to time.
It will always try to connect to the phone that was last connected, so if we are both in...
This has happened once in the 7 months I've had it, and I think it happened pretty early on.
Not sure what may have caused it, but it has not happened in a while...
I have all 3.
Gaia, OnX, and Bronco app.
The one I use the most is Gaia - but only because it is the one I'm most familiar with,
Get all of them, use all of them, figure out which one you like best.
When you sign the paperwork, you will know right then and there what the value would be at the end of the lease.
Basically, they will say that the value the car is $XX,XXX after 3 years, and that will be the price if you want to buy it at the end.
That can work out well for you, or it won't. If...
You don't necessarily have to revert it back to stock.
Having a leased car is really no different than having a car that is owned by the bank.
When the lease is up, you can trade it in like any other car you own or have financed.
However if you just drop it off at the dealer and walk away...