Yeah, those are plastic. I think the gas tank is just the gas tank. Maybe. But that's not the stock OEM plates. They're definitely steel and don't look like that.
Edit: I think the one with the white tag on it might be the front steel plate? Maybe. But the others don't look like the steel...
Worth repeating.... if you want it done correctly to work eventually, for the most part, and with just a few new dents and dings along the way... do it yourself if Urgent Care is nearby.
FTFY
C'mon, we all know the Braptor struggles in narrow Starbucks drive thrus. The Defender Octa on the other hand has hand warmers that deploy for the handover from the window. Octa in a runaway!! :LOL:
You went all the way in there and didn't trade in your Bronco??
Think of the (salesman's) children!! 😭
But yeah, I think they were jacking you. I wonder if another (better) dealership would have done that.
Y'all make me sick. Ima "whoops! wut the heck! IMA DIE!! man, why'd it do that??" or "how'd you know it did that?? oh the MANUAL, yeah, I read that! Sure I did." kinda guy. It ain't fun unless it's a surprise and makes you feel real stupid, y'see. lol :whistle:
It's probably file footage from the massive flooding event last summer. I don't know where they're talking about, but Central Texas gets storms that drop 20" of rain every few years as it is. Mineral Wells I think has had the record several times.
The couple of people I talked to that had these said they felt they drove a little nicer on road. They are little swayable shocks. Even with the e-disconnect, which one had.