I got underneath and looked at the cross frame that the hitch receiver mounts to and it looks straight. The bumper brackets look straight too. The rear quarter panels are all straight as well. I think the spare tire and door took the brunt of the impact.
I was involved in a four car pile-up on the freeway yesterday and my Bronco was the only vehicle able to drive away from the scene. The GMC Sierra that rear-ended me sustained quite a bit of damage and had to be hauled away on a flatbed same as the other two cars. Luckily there were no...
When mine ran out, all the buttons you push to enter directions, favorites, etc. were grayed out so you couldn't use them. Once I paid for the subscription they all became usable again.
They don't come from the factory with the tow module already installed. Once you install the tow module the brake controller will integrate with it. I went with this one:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08YK48XHT?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1&th=1
You sure would think so, but I was never able to find it and the parts department at my local Ford dealer wasn't either. So now I have a brand new OEM hitch that I have no use for.
That's funny you say that because I have the same tires and agree they are quiet once you hit 85 MPH, however they are kind of noisy between 70 and 85.
It goes back to blue when you turn off the car and open the door but the next time you start the car it'll go back to the color you had previously selected.