Yes Rival has tested these. I have spent time with Alex and the Rival team and they explained that these are all rated and tested. Sorry if that was confusing in my post.
This evening I had a chance to install the @RIVAL 4x4 recovery points on our 24 FX4.
Right out the gate you can tell this kit is BEEFY. Not just the red recovery points themselves, but the mounting blocks. The factory recovery points are better than nothing, but these are on a different level...
Installed the Rival 4X4 recovery points. Talk about a beefy design. They are rated to 5000KG working Load Limit.
The factory ones, while they get the job done, are just not on the same level. Lots of stamped steel. The Rival 4x4 is thick welded steel. It’s ready to pull a house down!
Firestone destination XT is the most slept on tire in the segment. We have them on our Ranger and it just finds grip on slippery situations. Including snow. For pure mudding there are better options, but for a quiet and capable all terrain that out grips K02/3 and wildpeaks. The Destination XT...
Hi everyone, I just wanted to share some real world feedback on the @RIVAL 4x4 1/4” thick aluminum skid plates verses the factory steel plates. We have been working with Rival for several months verifying what fits the market ranger verses world market, and updating the parts that do not...
Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to share our first round of tweaks to our Ranger XLT FX4. More importantly, what should we name this truck?
A HUGE shout out to @RIVAL 4x4 for testing and fitting their internal market skid plates to the truck. Stay tuned, their US market kit will be on the market...