Towing my camper today the blind spot monitors work. Never did before when towing and always gave me a warning they were shut off while towing. Maybe a change after the last update?
Not a chance.
Nothing like having a ticked off mechanic that is told to use off brand or used parts and doesn't get paid what he wants to fix your car.
I have the Worksport AL4, no drain hoses required. It's sealed pretty well. The only time I get any water in is typically through the Ranger's rails and space on either side of the tailgate and then it's usually from a touchless car wash. Has to be a pretty heavy rain otherwise. I don't think...
Set up and adjusted the Yakima rack for the Ranger with the family boat and solo boat in prep for our next camping trip. Takes a little while to get it adjusted on another vehicle the first time. Same towers as the Maverick, just different clips.
Ford does that with every generation/model/trim now. They start out with lots of bells and whistles and every year remove a few. Happened with my '21 Bronco Sport, then with my '23 Maverick, now with the Rangers. '25 looks to be the peak. It's all downhill from there.
The mfg. dry weight and tongue weight are not what you go by. You need to weigh it fully loaded. Mfg. weight is with no water, battery, propane, or anything in the gray or black tanks unless specifically stated and your food and gear. Get that tongue to around 12% of the total weight and your...
We carry canoes on the roof. Nice to be able to open the hood partway and have it stay. Can't do that with the prop rod.
Had Redline on the Bronco Sport, then the Maverick, now the Ranger. No problems with any of them. Easy install and work great.
If you have the trailer set up properly you shouldn't need a weight Distribution hitch. It's the thing now to just cover a problem with the set up by adding a WDH. If you have too much squat, a camper that small is loaded wrong. Fix that first. Check with the camper manufacturer as a WDH can...
I bought the Ford factory strut and the top screw in ball. Gate already had the bottom pivot on it. Works great. Nice and smooth all the way down. Only negative is the cost.
Went with Yakima on the roof for our canoes. (12', 15', and 16.5'). Was able to get a little more spread between bars by using the clips from our Maverick on the back bar. Nice T@B RHIPDX. Miss ours.
The biggest recall is to check for a pinched wire in the A pillar. Don't think I'll need heavier oil for that. :LOL: My last recall was for the tow package. My '25 Ranger did the recall itself in the driveway (software update).