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dealer told me today I must have used my snow brush and scrapped along the trim causing the damage I’m having, pathetic service, seriously considering taking a loss and just getting rid of mine. I’ve had 4 big problems in 3 months

I have been to a dealer and they said they doubt ford will do anything but it’s worth a try, funny thing is even a vehicle they had in the parking lot at the same issues in the same spot. The vin is 3FMCR9D91MRB29074 I do appreciate any help

Well I’m on issue 4, which is apparently a paint issue. For a 3 month old vehicle I’ve been very disappointed

How did it pull?

Can I ask how it pulled the trailer? I have a 6x10 and with a street glide in it, it sure didn’t like to pull it, fine on flat ground ofcourse, and I have the 2.0

For me it was that reality that I’m not taking a brand new vehicle of that price any place where the sport won’t go, sport badlands was a good mix off fun/capable daily driver, ask yourself would you rather have all the nice comforts, or base model and always feel like it needs to be more...

I did read this aswell, But I gotta admit a went and seen one the those rav4’s it kind felt a lot more modern, minus the rubber floors which I love in my bronco,

245 would be nice, unfortunately where I am any tires are very hard to get, I was told it could be weeks to get the ones I wanted, and ofcourse addition costs per tire for shipping, but all this tire talk makes me want bigger ones now

Great thank you for that, I did upgrade the tires but same 225 just in a Toyo off-road tire, I can live with .5 less clearance, I was parked beside an outer banks today and it looked like I was the same if not maybe even lower, but perhaps just the parking lot

Hey group, so I need clarification, I have a BS Badlands, it came with the pirelli tires, is it the 235 tires that give it the 8.8 inch ground clearance, or the suspension on the badlands? Basically what should my ground clearance be lol