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I added little bumpers to each of them. I can now keep coins and other small items in there without them falling out. G

I posted a separate review as well, but here are some pics of the installed mats. Super Happy with them so far, looks like they'll help keep the truck nice and dirt free!

I won the giveaway for these Michelin Floor Mats a couple of weeks back. Finally got a chance to install them and drive around for a bit. These mats fit great! They offer full coverage of the footwells, so any spills or muddy boots are well contained. They have ridges and high edges so that any...

Hey guys, sorry was out of town the last couple of weeks. I got back yesterday and immediately unpacked the mats. They look great. I'm letting them settle for 24-48 hours before installing, as advised in the manual. Will install them tomorrow and post pictures after I've used them for a couple...

Are you using the predrilled holes for your tool box bolts? If so, could you replace the bottom one with the eye bolt that comes with the net? Or drill another hole further back from the tool box bracket, I guess. G

No, no drilling required. They send the right size eye bolts for the holes that already exist on both sides of the bed. All you have to do is screw them in. Like I said, my spray in bedliner had bled into the holes a littles, so I had to poke around with a utility knife to get the hole open...

What a nifty addition! One of the complaints my wife always had with using the ranger for grocery shopping is that cans, fruit, etc used to go rolling away to the back of the bed by the time we got home! This cargo net fixed that!! It's a very easy add, just 4 bolts to screw in. I have the...

Thank you! I'm looking forward to testing these. Looks like they fit very well from the pictures I've seen! I'll make sure I post pictures once I've installed and run with them for a few days! G

I have cloth seats. They provided detailed instructions to install. It just takes a while to do them all, especially the front seat bottoms, since you have to get your hand under the seat to tighten the belts and hook the ties. The end result is worth it though!

I read a few reviews on here and the EKR seat covers looked good in the posted pics, so I ordered them. Delivery was fast! Took a couple of hours to install, but the results were great! They look good and fit really well! Can hardly tell that they’re covers and not the seat material itself...

I have one taken off a 2024 Ranger XLT FX4. Like new condition, taken off to install a rival engine guard plate. Let me know if you are interested. I'm in Houston TX. Thanks. G

That's great! I'm definitely considering trying them out! G

Looks great! Will these fit a 2024 XLT FX4? Also, it mentions you may need to grind the lug studs if they are longer than the thickness of the spacer. Did you have to do that? G

The fumoto valve is a great idea. I have the Rival skid plate that has a little cutout for the drain plug, so if I can direct the oil with a hose, I won't need to remove the whole plate! I didn't take a picture of the washer, unfortunately. It looked ok to reuse, but I'll probably change it out...

Update: I got the oil change done last weekend. It was pretty easy for the most part, had to remove the engine shield at the bottom to access the drain plug. The filter was a little bit of a pain to access, but with a filter wrench, I was able to get it loosened. I hand tightened the new one...

Great! Thanks for all the useful comments! Definitely helps! I'll try it out this weekend. G

Great, thanks for the response. Will try it over the weekend. Were you able to lift out the filter once you unscrewed it? Is there enough room? I may also have to try to get a filter wrench in there the first time, because it feels very tight! G

Hi, I'm planning to do an oil change on my truck next weekend. I want to switch to synthetic, so I figured I'd do it myself. I looked at the engine bay last weekend, and the filter is in a pretty inconvenient place, but it looks like I can reach it with my right hand, after some maneuvering...

Great! Thanks for the replies! Will look into these! Is it better to do the front leveling as well at the same time? Is this something that needs to be done by a mechanic? Or can I attempt DIY?

Hi All, I tried looking up any existing threads for wheel spacers, but couldn't find any. I'm thinking of adding wheel spacers to move the stock wheels out a little to make the stance a little wider and more rugged. Anyone done this? Can you share the brand of spacers you used and before and...