Haven’t had to do that before, and my TPMS threshold is set at 30 via ForScan, and I run 35. Definitely something not updating between the app and vehicle. But really it’s not a big deal for me!
My new issue is that it still gives a TPMS warning for low tire pressure after airing down last weekend for a trip, even though the pressures have been back to normal for 6 days and show as such in the app.🤷
Took my '25 Badlands in for this recall today- service adviser showed me the recall document on her screen noting that if the bolts don't pass inspection, they'd have to order new bolts and give me a loaner. What she showed me said it's a do not drive recall unless they pass. We'll see later...
No issues at all- the actual tread (not casing) width of the RT's I took off were 9" across measured, and these are 10.25". No sure how that offset wheel will impact that though.
You bet. Used a small trim stick to pop out the dash switch panel, then used a Dremel to cut out a little notch in the back of it for the cable. Removed the passenger side dash grab handle then used a wire tape to fish the cable from the head unit/switch panel opening to the A pillar. Tucked...
Just put D rated 35x12.5/17 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT's on my 2025 Sasquatch- love them! Tread width is about 1.25" wider than the stock Territory RT's, and they ride great at 32 psi- very quiet on road. Average MPG went from about 19 to 17 with the Procal 91 2.7L tune. Have yet to wheel...
I'm running a Yaesu FTM-150RASP in mine, with a Teraflex tailgate mount for a Comet SS-680SB antenna. Great radio that has a speaker in the control head as well, so really easy to hear on the trail without the need for an external speaker. Using a 67D short arm ball mount on the factory...
New Bronco owner here (K1BRU), after several years of Jeep Rubicon ownership! Similar to my previous Jeep setups, installed my Yaesu FTM-150 control head using the 67D Bronco ball and mini arm. Radio mounted under the passenger side seat, with mic mounted next to start button using mic...