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It's about time! These should have built in from the very start. Hopefully there will be some way to customize them, though.

By all means, educate. Lots of OEMs outsource manufacturing to China, but they have some familiarity with the manufacturer and implement some form of quality control measures. If you have a way to sort out the trustworthy Chinese components sold through Alibaba, it's be useful for the forum to...

Pulled up to a gas station, and the attendant said "I didn't know Ford made a Jeep"

These look way better color matched. Thank you for sharing the before and after. Have you had any chips from the reduced flare coverage over the width of the tire? The poke looks good, but this is the first thing to come to mind

Unhelpful.

I had the seat bolt issue addressed a couple of months ago at my dealer, and they acted like it was totally normal to have to tighten the bolts that keeo your seat from being ejected through the windshield. They blamed automation for inconsistent build quality. They've obviously never met a human.

Hey, nothing to apologize for. Sorry if my reply came across as terse. Ford seems really afraid of color on the Bronco. They keep consolidating paint options down to a very narrow set of brown-dark blue green hues. I think marsh and dune are two colors that will look interesting for a year...

These have been available since MY2025, announced at the end of 2024. Not my cup of tea, but then, I don't have to approve of it if I'm not driving it.

Finally a hard top that won't peel.

Yeah! You can see the interior camera view the middle here (there is another view option that shows only the cabin camera view, but I didn't snap a photo of it). I adjusted the angle of mine a bit, but it does capture a very wide angle - maybe 120 degrees or so i

I reused the one from my previous digital rearview system from Brandview (here), but you can find similar mounting brackets for less on Amazon (here)

You should mention his attempt to commit fraud to HIS insurer, as well as the police. As far as the Bronco, you can always get a new tailgate, but that looks pretty easy to repair. Did you check the rear frame of the vehicle itself?

They sell a bracket that extends the neck of the mirror so that it does not block your visors.

To maintain a perspective that is as close to the natural rear view as possible, grab a bracket that mounts between your spare and the tire carrier. The Brandmotion one is pretty good, allowing for lots of adjustability in case you switch tire or wheel sizes. I also wrote a review of this...

You can mount accessories that mount more accessories!

Can confirm. The Wolfbox is pretty dope. If I had it installed when my Bronco was broken into two years ago, the interior cabin camera would have captured the guy's face. I ran the Garmin Mini 2 for a few months, but it would randomly stop recording without any notice, so I couldn't trust it...

For a moment I imagined you clamping the Wolfbox onto your OEM mirror, and then another mirror atop your Wolfbox. Greaf suggestion about adding a shim between the bracket and the Wolfbox mirror - I'll have to try that with some rubber pieces I have laying around. I find the brightness...

I should also note that the OEM bracket for mounting the rear view mirror vibrates when on bumpy roads. Will have to see if there is a fix, but since it uses ball joints, it might be tough to eliminate this issue.

[Disclaimer: Wolfbox reached out to me on this forum and offered to send me a free G900 Tripro with hardwire kit if I would review their product. I let them know I would be excited to try it out, and that I would share an honest review, including critical feedback they can use to improve the...

Yeah, I just meant that the design of the 60th anniversary edition tire cover was OK enough to be noticeable