Recent content by DavidJo3

I am not glad to see that others are noticing this issue as well. I have the exact same issues in the exact same locations.

Badlands. These are the Pirelli OEM tires. I thought with an upper trim they would have had better tires. Already bought new ones to install in a few days. I can't wait for Ford to maybe consider giving a pro-rated discount when winter is already here. Bummer. I like everything else about...

Unfortunately, I found that the factory tires have already worn out at 11 months with 15,000 miles in regular driving (mostly highway). When we picked up the Bronco I shook my head at the new tires already thinking that within a year I would need a new set of 4. And here we are even after tire...

The factory tires are actually not fine just for even regular driving. I noticed some hydroplaning and sliding within the first 2-3 months. And now at 15,000 miles they are almost bald. Haven't had the vehicle even a year and I already need new tires, and that's with tire rotation as well.

Agreed...the OEM tires are terrible. I shook my head when I saw them before we drove off the lot.I noticed slippage on wintry roads just weeks after buying the Bronco. Sure enough, at 15,000 miles they are virtually bald! I have rotated them. It's really unfortunate that with under a year on...

We have parallel scratches on the door panels and roof edge as if the vehicle was buffed or conditioned. I didn't notice them until the sun hit it just right. Also noticing several little spots where the paint has worn through to the bare metal. They are all in different locations, not just...

Exactly! We have the same issue. I thought that it was due to humidity, but that didn't hold up.

Yes! That has been happening to us too. Apparently, Ford will issue a recall for rear brakes in January of 2022 for some owners.