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Ya, I've taken a couple in the head too. This one caused me to literally see stars. LOL.

Any other goalies on the forum? Let's talk. Here's an ad I put up a few years ago to get some more ice time.

I ordered my Badlands with the tow package, however, it only comes with a 4-pin connector. Since there are travel trailer options that would fall well within the 2200lb limit, and, most of these come with electric brakes, I would like to install an electronic brake controller, and, 4-pin &...

My Badlands build sheet states that it does have rain sensing wipers.

Here's a couple more from a Canadian manufacturer (also around 1600 lbs OR LESS with bathrooms). Pro Lite Profil - Dry Weight (1685 lbs), Tongue Weight (185 lbs) Pro Lite Plus - Dry Weight (1590 lbs), Tongue Weight (165 lbs)

Blizzaks for me on all fours and dedicated winter rims (shown here just after pickup from dealer a couple of weeks ago). Especially for us in Ontario who have lots of 'lake-effect' snow as the winter progresses.

Put real snow tires on it. That'll solve any snow/ice issues you may have.

Don't have a trailer yet, but, seriously thinking of this one: ROVE LITE Only weighs between 1700 and 1850 lbs with a tongue weight of 160 to 200lbs respectively. Note, these weights include Optional Power Awning and AC, so, it would be less without those...

Just to name a few.

Up here, I've had the best success with Blizzak WS80 tires, especially on icy roads. Used them on all my previous vehicles in the past for winter tires, and, got a new set installed on the Badlands (on winter rims) when I picked it up.

Greetings. Just got my 2021 Badlands a couple of weeks ago (after a 6 month wait).

Just wanted to say Hi and introduce my new 2021 Bronco Sport Badlands.