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So that is basically a street tire, and you achieved the warranty of 55K miles. Good to know. Thanks.

I had a similar experience with my 2010 Escape. My rear brakes lasted until I sold the vehicle in 2024. Here is a related question. Based on your mileage and driving patterns, how have your tires worn and lasted. Since A/T tires can be expensive, I am trying to budget when I will have to...

The tool that you have to have to reset the sensor is extremely cheap. $10-15. Follow the instructions on YouTube. If it doesn't reset, take it in to the dealership.

To be honest, while I love all the tech that is now standard and optional, all I keep thinking just more things to break.

Good to know. I was considering a nudge bar, but didn't want to interfere with any of the sensors.

Getting back to the string. Some trim levels have it as standard and some as options. If you are buying new, you most likely can order it.

Keep in mind that to install the assembly the whole frontend will have to come off. Labor costs will be very large piece of that.

Combination of wanting owners to utilize the dealer network for service; the demands of the consumer for more options, and the demands of making the car safer for drivers and pedestrians. Very little the owner that likes to do the work themselves can do these days.

All modern vehicles are using modular front lights now. The days of the standard plug-in headlights is over.

This thread is bizarre, but I prefer my black roof badlands. I get compliments almost weekly on my ride.

I agree. First step is to clear the message and then clean the windshield over the cameras. If you still get the error a visit to the dealership is called for.

I am sorry to hear this. It was useful, unlike a lot of other forums.

The Badland trim comes with a all the GOAT driving modes and a different rear end that can mimic 4-wheel drive. I have a 24 Badlands and have enjoyed every minute. The gas mileage is not as good as the 1.5 liter found in other trims, but it can move the Bronco like a sports car. If you are...

I really trying to see if I can use the 110V for an induction cooktop. It would up my tailgate game.

Here on the east coast, BLM is not a major player. However, we do have a number of National Forests (especially here in Virginia). Any sources of trails for the east coast that are more for the beginner and or soft roading.

Hi. I am new to this forum. I have had my 2024 Badlands since June. While due to some family issues have not been able to take it on any adventures yet. However, I have no problems with it. Will be on the road more in the next few months and will update if anything changes.