I went with Turn Offroad route. Watching their video sealed the deal. The adjustable spare tire mount helps with tucking off set wheels closer to tailgate. As you know when shopping for new tires even 35's the weight increase is minimum 10 to 12 pounds more than the Territory MT.
First gen Goodyear territory MT tires are selling cheap. Tire Rack has the second gen territory now which is much more expensive. Since many people on this board hate these tires. When I need tires I'll head to marketplace.
I had it done on my 2022 2 door several weeks ago. I asked to have it done when I took it in for the wiper update. At first they didn't know about an update. When the tech was doing the update he notice DDM and PDM updates. I have a base Bronco. So when I get close I hit unlock button...
D3 Renew Protect Blak for tires. Technicians Choice TEC582 detail spray. Spray all over vehicle after washing vehicle. Rinse off and dry off vehicle. Also use on interior plastics.
I ceramic coated the painted surfaces twice. Hard top and glass once. After each wash I use technicians choice ceramic detail spray. After I hose down the vehicle to get the soap off. I spray the vehicle with technicians choice than hose off again. Then towel dry vehicle.
Check out diydetail.com. Many YouTube videos on how to use their product. Unfortunately most of their products are out of stock. But if you can wait I think this might be the way to go for being a newb. I went with a ceramic coating for the first time on my Bronco. I have been very...
I took my 2022 in last week for wiper and camera recall. Also having trouble with headlamp switch. They ordered new switch as per SSM or TSB. During the updates I had them program the door glass to drop when hitting the unlock button on remote.
You have options. Like one said at his dealership he can't upsell warranty work. DIY is not for everybody. You can find a local shop that you can trust. Have them do the basic service. They will look over vehicle and tell you if they find anything out of ordinary. Take back to dealership...
Most of our techs have them for their drain buckets. Prevents splash. Also saves drain plugs and washers going down the drain can. Works great when working on transmissions just drop all the screws on the screen when taking down the pan.