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Possibly, mine is Syn 3. I would not be happy if I had to paid for nav (other than map updates).

Not my experience Frenchy, on my 2020 Ranger, navigation works well. The map is getting a bit out of date but not enough for me to pay for the update yet.

Nice pictures Tracy. Looks like a fun time...

Payson, Dave, I keep telling you...

It's the dry heat...

Anyone else notice that Dave is much more communicative when he is in the western portion of the USA rather than the eastern portion?

Just a kid... I'm 80 next month...

5.6 is a pretty good sized earthquake. Glad you didn't suffer any damage.

I'm not sure why anyone would do this...

I use Bosch Icon blades on all of my vehicles. They last 2 - 3 years. Of course, I don't live where there is snow and ice.

Mine either.

Quite talented. Very nice.

This morning Firefox would not let me log in. Said the site was not secure. Working OK this afternoon however. This is not the first time this has occurred with me.

That's why God created the Sierras, to be able to play in the snow. Snow is an hour away in the winter and it never snows here at home. :like:

11,539 miles on my 2020 Ranger purchased on Dec. 14, 2019. Oil and filter every September and tires rotated every 5,000 miles. Widower with 2 other vehicles, plus being retired, results in low mileage.

I don't what it is about deer and squirrels that they run out right in front of moving vehicles. Glad your truck didn't suffer major damage.

I retired in Sept. of 2010. I highly recommend it...

Throwing green peppers is so much better than eating them but, I'm not to sure about the poster. Maybe I should call the number???

Welcome to the forum Michael. Your truck, do what you want. However, I think all that is unnecessary. I would change the factory oil at either 5k miles, one year, or when the dash tells you to.