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Do you know a shop / chain that does this type of balancing? Thank you!

I guess I am the guy that hears all the creaks, bangs, and whistles! 😂. Maybe I should just turn up the Metallica and rock on! That being said, I like everything about the KO3's but the balancing issue.

Totally agree and I rotate in an X pattern.

No sir.

I guess I should look into that if you feel it makes a difference. I was told they were "road force balanced" by the shops I took them to. That being said, I have never had this much trouble getting tires balanced... ever.. even with bias ply Goodyear slicks on a Formula Mazda 🤣

I thought of that and had the wheels checked. I am running Method 703's and the current set is perfect (I had an issue with a wheel on my first set). I have ruled out the wheels as the cause. Thanks for asking! 👍

This is my second set with issues. I have spoken with 4 tire stores and it appears to be a common issue. All have recommended other brands. To be clear, I have run BFG All Terrains of various evolutions since 1998 on every vehicle I have owned from Jeeps, Tacomas, Tundras, Grenadier, Ranger...

I rotate mine with every oil change. These tires aren't even round.

The original set of KO3's that came on my Ranger Raptor were almost impossible to keep balanced. I had them road force balanced 6 or 7 times and they still had issues. I drove them until they wore and replaced them with a new set thinking I just got a bad tire. Well.... the new set is even...

I thought I had the same issue but it turned out to be the drivers seat making the squeaking.

Brakes? Who needs brakes! More throttle! :rockon:

I'm ready to purchase some bed slides as well!

Well..... Rear rotors and pads replaced. Some of the noise went away. Bigger story.. Most of the noise was the rear diff. Metal in the oil, set up incorrectly from the factory, warranty replacement from Ford. New diff looks to be set up properly and meshing like it should.

I'm having an issue with my rear brakes. The inside pad on both rear calipers rubs the rotor. The dealer changed pads and rotors as well as greased the slide pins on the calipers and the issue persists. It is back in the shop this week and hopefully than can diagnose and fix the issue...

I'm not sure how they would do that with the variety of toppers on the market. Maybe give them a buzz and see what their plans are.

It's the new rack from TrailRax made specifically for the Ford Ranger. GREAT rack! https://trailrax.com/collections/ford/products/trailrax-modular-roof-rack-for-the-ford-ranger-6th-gen

Thank you!

No sir. That building is adjacent to TrailRax. Pic was taken in their parking lot.

Hey y’all! The boys from @TrailRax just installed their new roof rack for Rangers on my Ranger Raptor. Extremely well made rack! Stand by for the release! This is a pre-production model. For installation and production model updates see the TrailRax thread on this rack. Thank you!