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The modular bumper includes front bash plates, while full bash plates are an option for the 2024 Wildtraks. I recently bought a 2024 Wildtrak, but unfortunately, it only has front bash plates. I doubt many dealers will offer full bash plates in their Wildtraks from factory . I believe any...
I have had my new 24 Wildtrak LUX a month and my HVAC is having issues as well with similar problems . When it’s set to 75 it blows hot air. Heated steering wheel doesn’t work and heated seats work intermittently.
My 2024 4-door Wildtrak, with just 1,800 miles on the odometer, averages 20.1 mpg combined for city and highway driving during my daily 100-mile commute (50 miles each way). Despite its 35-inch tires and suboptimal aerodynamics, I’m impressed that I can achieve 20-22 mpg on the highway @70 mph...
Congrats! I also picked up Wildtrak for 57k
Congrats! I also just picked up a new Wildtrak eruption green Lux package hard top for 57K in Virginia @Koons_Woodbridge_Ford . I had it shipped to my home in Southern California! Dealership was awesome! Enjoy your new ride and that hot pepper red is rad
Eruption Green BD Non-Sasquatch with Sasquatch suspension and Tires/wheels. Rolling with Cactus Grey Badlands SAS LUX @bear valley road in Pine Valley, CA (SD County)
I couldn’t be happier and it rides way smoother than the stock BD suspension. The Badlands or SAS suspension , you really can’t go wrong. If you look at the market there isn’t affordable capable suspension (not spacer) systems yet.
This is my non-Sasquatch BD with Sasquatch parts. I purchased SAS Hoss take offs from first edition owner and Wildtrak tires/wheels. The reasoning for this move, is that I wanted a functional capable suspension system without spending 4k or more.
I purchased take off Wildtrak Wheels/Tires and take off SAS suspension from a first edition 4dr. I had 4WP install the parts for me today and this is the result. I’m glad I chose this route instead of doing a spacer lift for functionality purposes.