Not trying to minimize your damage and costs, but that's an awfully high deductible you're carrying there.
As another poster observed, you're parked at either an apartment or condo;in both cases there is required liability insurance coverage for damages incurred on property. You really should...
As each model year is introduced, and we see continual decontenting, I continue to be very pleased with my Dec '24 built Lariat I purchased Feb of '25. I managed to jump into Ranger before they started removing features I like, use and enjoy AND features that make may my Lariat a Lariat.
If...
I've had my '24 Ranger Lariat since Feb '25 (it has a Dec '24 build date). I daily drove a '16 FiST (bought new) for 115k miles and decided I wanted a p/u truck, I cross shopped Maverick/Ranger/F-150; at the time Maverick was too small while F-150 was too large and Ranger was just right! Now...
I went with Lariat in my '24 and I think it's an excellent value with the 2.3L engine. Given the '24s also were before all the decontenting Ford has done to Lariat, not sure if I would make the same trim selection if I were to be buying a '26 model.
Are you plugging into the 12v socket that's in the arm-rest? To prevent having wires running from the USB ports under the center display, I use the 12v socket under the arm rest for my phone charging, that socket does not power down when I'm plugged into it.
If you're AC is running properly, it should blow 15-20 degrees cooler than your ambient in cabin temp. Ever notice the cooler you cab temp the colder the vent air seems to be?
If does does the stupid and kills Ranger they will lose me as a customer. Instead of moving to another Ford product when it's time to buy again.....I'll be buying a Dakota or (shockingly) a Ridgeline. Not a Bronco base P/U.
Whenever Ford can be convinced to build Ranger's they sell them. Production and sales figures are in line with each other. When more Rangers are sold to dealer inventory, more Rangers are sold. Funny how that works when you have a winning design and product.
Skip Sirius coded to the truck, change your subscription over to streaming. It's extremely cheap and doesn't restrict Sirius to just your truck, you stream it off your phone instead.
In your example, if, however, the tire shop does something that results in, say, damage to an axle or a suspension component then you would have the same outcome, the Ford warranty won't cover it, but the tire shop should.
I saw in the original post this was a Granger warranty? If that's the...
I'm a little late on this but.....I wouldn't call an OTA a "recall". It's a software update that doesn't require any dealer service bay intervention, it's a software update. It's not as if engine component manufacturing defects have been identified that are causing Ranger engines to grenade at...
For my truck use, daily driver/not work truck/no offroad adventures, I don't understand the need to a cellphone holder due to the infotainment interface and connectivity - I have all cell features available without having to touch the phone once Android Auto has connected up.