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The Eibach coilover kit lifts the front enough to mount these tires without needing to modify the crash bars and without any rubbing. Yes these are E-rated tires. This setup rides very smoothly. It feels very comfortable both on/off road. Looking at the photos again, I might consider adding...

They're the same width as stock FX4 tires, but went from 31" to 33" diameter. Honestly I'm not sure if they'd fit without some kind of lift up front, I never even tried...

Here are some shots from this morning on my way back from a day hike in the bush. (AI used to remove license plates...)

I took the plunge a few weeks back and went tall/narrow. I'm now running: 255/80r17 Toyo Open Country A/T tires Stock FX4 wheels Eibach PRO-TRUCK-LIFT Stage 2 suspension kit Superpro upper control arms I haven't experienced any rubbing with this setup and it drives great. I honestly don't feel...

I just wish I could find a 255/80r17 load range C option. At that size they're all load range E. Prove me wrong, please! I'm about to pull the trigger on 285/70r17s just so I keep it at load range C...

Hey everyone, I'm planning to lift my 2024 XLT FX4 and am waffling between the Eibach Pro-Truck-Lift Stage 2 and Dobinson IMS Lift Kit. The Eibach option is much cheaper ($1183), and looks like a simpler kit. The Dobinson option is much more expensive ($2500) and includes replacement leaf...

Have you increased you tire diameter at all since June? Curious what fits with this setup.

Have you sorted out an UCA, and have you gotten the 33s to work without rubbing?

What size tires did you get on there?

Hey everyone, What is currently the best aluminum skid plate option for an FX4? I've found three options so far: RCI Juggernaut Rival Questions: Is anyone aware of other options Does anyone have lived experience with any of these brands? Would any of these limit other mod options (lift...

It's really quick once you get used to it. You turn it on while you're looking for a spot. It continually scans for spots as you drive at your normal pace, and let's you know when there's a space where you'll fit. Then you just pop it in reverse, take your hands off the wheel and back in. The...

I live in a city and love this feature! It just speeds things up and avoids issues in tighter spaces.

Holy hell! I live in Canada and went to order the Keko kit. $54 part, $199 shipping. No thanks!!

Paddle board electric inflator pump. It was super convenient having it back there!

Yep same here, but my Leer dealer offered to do the j brace install if I supply the parts. Leer topper is now on order, and I got the j brace from Australia a couple of weeks back. I'm ready for this stupidity to be behind me!

Used it for what I bought it for, accessing rough logging roads to hike beautiful mountains.

I ordered it from Australia also. The canopy shop will install it along with the canopy when the canopy arrives (3-5 weeks). Getting a Leer canopy with the options I want, not from Ford.

I carry an inreach mini. It stays turned off in my bag to conserve the battery life and ensure it's charged when needed. I have it paired to my cell for texting.

Yep, another rider here, living in the Vancouver, Canada area. I'm spoiled with the North Shore, Squamish, and Whistler so close. I'm more casual now than I used to be, but still get out to ride a couple times a month year-round. I'm also rocking the 1-UP rack, and have the extensions to make it...

Has anyone that ordered the braces from Australia had them installed? I'm wondering if there are any minor differences between the AUS/NA parts.