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Is there a way to line the interior door pockets with something (felt?) to keep contents from rattling? Either a drop-in product or some way to apply a coating? Not talking about just the bottom surface of the pocket, but also up the sides. Thanks!

Any thoughts on whether it's worth it to apply sound deadening in the rear wheel wells? Apparently, it requires drilling out some metal rivets, so I'm wondering if the juice is worth the squeeze. Thanks

Oh hell yes. I I don't need need any more power than my 2.7, but I used to have a GT with the Coyote, and the sound alone would be worth it.

Mud flaps Sill protection PPF on front end, mirrors, lower third of doors, and sides of bed Caltrend mesh seat covers Leer 650 Screen protector for infotainment screen Tailgate letters Noise mitigation in doors EGR rock deflector Window tint on sides, rear, and eyebrow of front Front fender...

I also have only occasional need for a topper so I've been looking at the Flated option. But I'm concerned about theft of what's inside it, such as overnight in a hotel parking lot or at a campsite while I've gone for a day hike. Obviously a knife can get into it pretty easily, but is there any...

Thanks. I did the same, but it seems like I'm getting either front wheel well liners or products for the F150.

Apologies if this will induce eye-rolls from some, but I just want to take a minute to say how much I appreciate this forum and the helpful engagement of those on it. I've owned my Ranger for 5 months and have found this group to be immensely helpful. So, thanks. :handshake:

Also known as Splash Shield Liner, I believe. In some diagrams it looks like it might be 3 parts per side (the main piece that goes behind/above the wheel and separate pieces for front and back). I'm having trouble deciphering parts numbers that seem to match the diagram. I'd like to get a pair...

How do you like the Tmat? Seems like rocks and other debris would get caught in those holes. Cool concept, in any case.

That sounds really smart. I wonder if I could mount the camera inside an upper corner of the rear window, where it (might) see over a folded tonneau cover. Would you mind describing the installation? I.e. does it require taking apart trim, headliner, etc. and running wires? Thanks very much!

Anyone have ideas for how to get a camera view of your truck bed when the view out the rear window is blocked (such as by a folded up tonneau cover or by a tall load)? I'd like to be able to keep an eye on the bed contents as I drive. Bonus points if there is a related option for maintaining a...

Thank you for asking for owner input! I wish more businesses would do the same. Sorry I missed the actual survey window. I have the 2.7l, and in my ideal world my exhaust would sound as close as possible to the Coyote V8 at startup/idle and under acceleration (deep, loping rumble), while...

In addition to protecting the front edge of the hood, some of these products are designed to push the airflow higher with the intent of reducing bugs and rocks hitting the windshield -- either with a hump that spans most of the deflector or a turned up lip at the rear of the deflector (like a...

Do you have any photos or more details for #4? Thanks!

What about bug/rock reflectors on the front edge of the hood? EGR recommends not taking their Superguard Bug Shield through an automatic car wash. Might just be for liability, but the thought of the possible damage of one getting ripped off in a car wash makes me hesitant to get a deflector. I...

Thank you; that's helpful. One more question. Do these boxes intrude into the bed space more than the wheel wells? For example, if you needed to carry a tall stack of 4x8 sheets and you had a swing box on each side, would you have to remove them? Hard to tell from photos. Thanks again

Thanks for the idea, @purdyd. I do like the look of the painted arches, but yeah I may end up putting the black plastic ones on. I wonder if a bed liner material would work on that inner lip.

I can confirm what Lion77 is saying does indeed happen. My brother-in-law experienced this in spades with his Expedition. It got to the point that after a good rain storm you could hear the water sloshing around in the doors. No bueno.

All the way around the arch? I would think that mud flaps would only cover the rear third (ish). The painted lip goes all the way around the arch. Thanks

On my 25 Ranger Lariat with the black package, the wheel arches have a painted lip that wraps into the wheel well a couple inches -- all the way around the arch, not just at the rear as circled in the photo. I'd like to cover that inside strip with something black and something that will protect...