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I wouldn't mind a skid plate where the current protection is that fabric one. I tore mine in Moab this last summer. Also took a good hit to the plate covering the gas tank but it did its job.

Can't say that I blame you. I've got the Badlands with no issues so far at 37k.

I'll stick with my 21 Badlands. No interest in larger screen.

This is what I did. Painted the wheels and caps. Cut some automotive hose to put into the cap. It took a half slice and a full piece of tube to get it really snug. I can take it off or put it on with ease. Hasn't budged with three months of daily driving.

Car camping near Cathedral Valley. It's the clicks and various other noises that continue long after turning everything off that annoys me.

I went there as well in my Badlands a couple of weeks ago. No issues although I'm glad I picked Campsite #1. The ones past 3 required going down a significant rock drop. I was the only one there. I didn't even see a ranger at the station.

Haha. And yet, the BS did just fine.

I just spent a month in the Moab, Utah area and had the opportunity to take my 2021 stock Badlands on some epic road trips. Some areas I hit were: Sections of the White Rim road in Canyonlands, the road to Paul Bunyons Potty in the Needles District, the Gemini Bridges Road, the 4X4 road in...

I applied the foam tubing and it helped quite a bit but then I also added some rubber seal to cover the gap completely. My Badlands is far quieter now.

Yes it is pathetic. But it happens far too often. Which is why they added this feature.

That's good. I could swear I read in the manual that it will come back on.

Mine was totaled last November with this much damage (Fed Ex van rear ended me at a stop light). It's the unibody frame. It's great for safety in an impact but not so much for repairing.

Beautiful.

I swapped out my steelie wheels and road tires for my original alloys and Falkens since I'm headed to Utah in a few weeks. While the wheels were off, I sprayed the felt liners with rubber undercoating. I think it will make them a little more rugged and less likely to absorb water.

Check ebay and junk yards...

When you turn it off in settings, it stays that way for 6 months I believe then you'll have to do it again. An easy fix for a nice feature that's made to prevent kids and animals getting left in the car.

See my profile pic. I made my own in Rapid Red.

Beautiful color.

Haha. "Normal as compared to like unit." In other words, we have two samples of crappy install. Good luck and let us know how it goes.

I think the 1.5 trim is fine for most people, and more affordable. However, I've yet to see someone on any forum trade their Badlands for a lower trim. Enjoy. I'm taking mine to Moab next month. Can't wait to hit the dirt roads.