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I have exactly same issue with RR 2024. Dealer can not find anything wrong, I replaced front brake pads with better ones and that helped a little.

With OEM pads, feeling was very soft and complete lack of modulation is what really bothered me. I felt that pushing the pedal did not correlate to brake torque; pushing the pedal deeper never gave the feeling that stopping power got much better. With new pads, yes they have much higher...

Depends of what set of tires I am using, at the moment NK MT-1 315/70-17 32 psi

Replying to myself: very simple and quick job, you just need 13mm and 10mm sockets after you remove the wheel. Brake performance is noticeably improved with DBA Xtreme front pads. It is still not near a sports car brake system, but almost allright for me now.

I got tired of RR brakes and ordered DBA Xtreme front brake pads. Is it just business as usual brake pad replacement, or is there something special I should know?

Check the part number from sticker on shock body. What does it say?

35x12.5-17

Works just fine, no problem with the control arm.

It is a bad strut, just make sure you get the updated version of the strut. If they just replace old strut with similar one, it wont help.

Ford could not sell Ranger in EU without mirror or other side turn signals, thats why it is not easy to delete them in EU models.

Nankang MT-1 315/70-17 with OEM wheels. No other mods, but grinding stabilizer bar bolt head little shorter. This RR gets to explore the world quite a bit outside of paved roads, no rubbing or any kind of other issue.

Exactly like my RR before Ford replaced the battery under warranty. You need a new battery.

Nankang MT-1 315/70-17 seem to fit perfectly :) They are very lightweight (about 62 lbs) but stll about 34.5" in diameter. Only real modification was to grind front stabilizer bar top bolt, that protrudes towards the tire over the nut. It was not touching, but just to be 101% sure I cut it...

We will see soon if these will rub or not 😅 Quite light 315/70-17 MT 28.0 kilograms so about 62 lbs.

How is rubbing when turning front wheels? Would be very interesting to see a photo where tires are turned :) Did you have to modify something behind front wheels?