A lot of good advice in this thread.
Here, let me fix that...
Just leave a handful of empty "Covid test" boxes tossed around where you know they can see them. Problem solved... :alien:
Well done! There can be several good things that come of this. It is your story, enjoy the ride!
And how dare you do what you want to do with your own Bronco. Blasphemy‼:ROFLMAO:
BTW... With these only having a single mounting point, you may get vibrations in certain conditions. When I did...
Agreed...
I was not trying to diagnose or make assumptions with this one. I was just responding to what the OP posted as the result of the dealerships findings.
That said... We are still learning the sensitivity/complexity of all the electronics to these new vehicles and my first reaction was...
This should not be deleted! Why delete success? Or should we just now ignore any future such threads knowing it will just be erased?
Should it not remain for the record and pressures for others?
You should be getting an email from Ford, congratulating you on placing an order. We got ours a couple days after both of our submitted orders.
It sounds like your dealer did create an order! However... If it shows Code 99, it is going no where. There are threads on the codes, but you would...
^^^ This. Well said. If we put money down and mutually agreed to a price. That is the price. If I change my mind and decline the purchase, by all means get what the market will give!
That is how it has been for my entire life.
In fact, if I walked into a dealership today to make an order and...
I have yet seen "Any" vehicle keeping from braking anything. Military, purpose built or built to the hilt aftermarket addons/replacements.
We all pay to play. Some have more residual payment requirements than others do/will. :ROFLMAO::alien:🎙
Love your tribute! And great attitude. We wish you well in your journey!
We lost our son, also 21 at the time, 12 years ago next month. We miss him immensely. We still have a thought cross our minds and begin to "reach out" to our son and tell him about whatever the topic is. Only to...
It depends on the use. However, any properly inflated tire is going to get you better gas mileage, compared to not properly inflated.
Now... The "E" rated tire is usually heavier. So it usually impacts the gas mileage negatively.
This can become a reeeeeeeally long thread as this rabbit hole...
Easy answer from my view... "C" rated tires are more for everyday softer ride use. Just look at how nearly every SUV and car come with the "C" rated tires. Even most 1/2 ton trucks!
Ever notice how you may run 35-38lbs. air pressure on your SUV/car, only to go get a "Service" done and they...
"E" is a stiffer tire. Not the friendliest tire for airing down off-road (But I prefer "E" for heavy off-road use) and when traveling empty on hwy's. I see no reason for the "E" rated tire with what you have described for usage. Take your time, make sure your are aired properly when towing with...