Happy Hump Day!
Has anyone with a non-Raptor added graphics to the side bed? If so, I'd love to see what you did so I can get some ideas.
I have a 2025 XLT FX4 in Desert Sand and want to add graphics to it that are tasteful and yet unique. Can't really find any that I think fit the bill.
🤦♂️.....1. You bought a Ford so how did you stick it to them?
2. The dealers determine a market adjustment to price, not Ford. Dealers are 100% independent franchises that do as they please.
I have Desert Sand. I like it. IMHO, its a bit harder to customize because black is the only color you can use with it. But the Carbonized Grey is everywhere. I like to stand out a bit.
Fitment is #1. If the fit is good, the performance is usually superior. After that it works be anti-skid.
An interesting idea would be floor mats with unique color designs that compliment the trucks color options. Not just different colors, but a unique color design. It could be a pricey upgrade...
These are some of the reasons I would have demanded Ford being the repair shop. For newer vehicles, the dealerships body shop works best IMHO.
Hope this gets resolved soon!
Get some chalk and rub it in real good plus some dirt and grind all of it into it....maybe even make a mud slurry and throw that shit all under it and whatnot. LOL
$1500 for a rear bumper isn't bad. Think of not just the manufacturing, but the months of design, mock ups, testing, government approvals, etc... And they aren't selling 10s of 1000s of Ranger bumpers like they are Toyotas.
It's not a small amount of $, but it's reasonable.
https://rhino4x4.us/products/ford-ranger-2024-t9-rear-bumper
Check that one out. I'm eyeing that and their front bumper too...
https://rhino4x4.us/products/ranger-2024-t9-front-bumper
I have a 2025 XLT FX4 with the 2.7L. It's got about 7500 miles on it and I love the truck!
Within the last 500 miles or so it seems that when I get into it hard I hear a weird "woosh" sound that I dont remember hearing before. At first I thought maybe I'm just hearing the turbos more, but I'm...
The biggest problem with the average person telling their tale of distress is that they believe the fact a mechanical item failed and they had to fix it somehow means the design is a failure. No, a mechanical item failed which in engineering is perfectly acceptable. It sucks it happened but its...