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The outlet is recessed into the bed sidewall. The mounting bracket extends a few inches into the bed. The outlet cover itself opens up farther than the male plug extends into the bed. No issues. I’m assuming Ford thought about this one a little bit.

Nope. Works fine with something plugged into the 120v outlet I’ll post pics in the thread. No issues.

Used the Ford accessories code (SUMMER2026) and got 20% off. The installation was pretty straightforward other than a few little glitches. It turns out that there’s still some red Loctite left on my tiedown bolts so I had to get them cleaned up again. The main bracket that attaches to the side...

IMO- This reads like satire.

Same!

I buy Mobil 1 at Costco. Did my first change at 966 miles and the second 5268. I use a Fram Ultra Sythetic filter. I currently have 7120 miles on the 2.3 and it just turned a year old this month. No, I'm not this anal, but the app has all the data and super easy to reference.

I've always been a white vehicle kind of guy. But with the ranger, wait for it..... the white ones gave a total fleet vehicle vibe. I went with the cactus gray. Your fleet looks set!

Torrential rain for a few weeks, record setting flooding. Yep, lots of puddles.

I agree completely on the seat for long drives. I got a couple of gel foam seat cushions off of Amazon that fixed the problem.

I call it…… the Ranger… pretty self explanatory

The wet belt was a no go for me and a plastic oil pan just ain’t it.

I watched a Ford commercial yesterday and the Ranger was featured as a for lease vehicle, right after the F150. Yes, it’s the first time for me seeing a Ranger in a commercial, but it did happen.

EPA ratings- 21/26 for the 2.3 19/24 for the 2.7 Big tires and leveling really affect the hwy ratings edit- My lifetime average mpg is 23+ on the truck

Glad to have you here! You answered my question about the other skid plates already, but I’m curious about your claim that the 2.7 gets better mpg. I saw as high as 26 on the freeway yesterday on a Seattle- Portland trip. Overall I averaged 24.3 mpg round trip and it was rainy and windy all day...

Cactus gray. Looks different depending on the light/clouds, etc…

Been wanting to do this ever since I bought the truck and this set was on sale on the Ford Accessories site last month, so I pulled the trigger. Perfect fit, easy install. Kind of completes the rear end imo.

I used the t40p and an electric heat gun, took my time and got them all out. The key was having the right bit and patience.

Hell. Yes.

Cactus Gray really is the sweet spot for this truck.

Since there aren’t any 5 year old Mavericks, the best comparison would be- does an Escape last 5 years? I’m not sure what your opinion is based on, but I’m skeptical.