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A detailer’s got to start somewhere. 😆 They say you gotta start at the bottom and work your way up. When he can reach and clean the rest of the truck he’ll be ready to learn how to drive the Ranger.

Everything in the review is my own opinion and the review was NOT sponsored by Trumgeta. I paid for the bed extender and my review is my own opinion based on my own experience. I had no issues with my installation. The template worked great, but I actually placed my bed extender in place and...

I recently installed a Viofo three-camera system. Use Body Control Module Fuse Box on Driver’s side near left knee. You can see fuse box diagram here if you scroll down. https://www.startmycar.com/ca/ford/ranger/info/fusebox/2024 Use Micro2 fuse tap. Note that you might want to consider an...

Yes. I am going to share my feedback. I posted my review on their website.

I agree. I probably would have put the Ford OEM version on myself as I like the simple, no-drill installation, but necessity forces me to look elsewhere.

Yes. I also think it looks better.

Thank you. I will share my review with the manufacturer. I was oK with the drilling of six very small holes. I caulked them and the screws basically plus the holes plus the kit comes with double-sided 3M tape that fits the brackets perfectly and has openings for the three screws. Not sure they...

Thank you. Yes. Perhaps somebody with 3D printing skills can make a bracket like the OEM version so no drilling would be required. The vis tape came with the extender. I just had to install it where I preferred.

That is correct. If you look at the shape when it is flipped into the box it needs to be inset on the corners to clear the wheel wells. I reckon they could have run the sides up a bit further before inward bend.

As a Gen 6 Ranger owner, if you are like me, the one thing you wish you had, sometimes, is a bigger box. Yes, size does matter! The five-foot box is just fine for daily runs around town and most small jobs; I can even fit my five-foot little Giant ladder in my fiver and still close the tailgate...

I have the black one on my 2024 Ranger Lariat. Fits really well. I like how the design matches the cool honeycomb pattern on the vents. Happy with this purchase that will protect one of the biggest wear areas on the interior. Amazon links below. Canada: https://a.co/d/buInA0e US...

I use “Hey Siri” or press and hold voice activation button, bottom right, on left-hand side of steering wheel. Then just say your command: “Read unread messages” “Read last message” rarely touch screen for calls or messages. I prefer to use voice commands.

Looks great! I think this is one of the best mods you can add to the non-Raptors. Wish Ford included this on all lower Ranger models as the cost is pretty low.

Yea. Almost like they gave up at that point. The could have wrapped it in neoprene and it would have fit much better, more snug. They use this plastic vinyl material in the seat opening and on the top of the armrest where the cup holders are. Too bad as the fronts are decent. I think if they...

Yea. I think they can do better on the rear armrest.

Customer service does seem pretty good. I think they could do a better job on the rear armrest. Also the interior cover is so loose it is hard to properly expose the seat latch.

I wish the rear covers were one piece, then you would not end up with the gap between the bench and the back rest. I think the fronts work so much better because they are one piece, but perhaps some vehicles are not like the Ranger and you can't fold seat backs down and bottoms up.

Yes. TuxMats too. I had them on my previous two vehicles. They really held up well and were super easy to slide out and spray down at the car wash. I highly recommend TuxMats or other full coverage mats if you live in a snowy climate. WInter is very hard on carpets and sometimes can even soak...

Let me tell my long story about Rough Country (RC) seat covers on a 2024 Lariat with leather seats. I installed the RC neoprene seat covers on the weekend as we finally had a reprieve from the frozen tundra in the Great White North. Yes, I have a garage, but it is not heated, so why bother...

I am now a member of this growing front sensor issue club. I have attached a photo of the issue as it appears on my screen. I have had my Ranger Lariat in Canada for about a month now and it has been a cold month so mine has not seen plus Celsius temps yet so the apparent cold trigger may still...