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Mine is usually on the speedometer , once in a while I'll check the tire pressures, or the mpg.

I bought one maybe 2'-3" long, from Amazon a couple of years ago. I didn't notice any change in sound quality. Th OEM one cleared the garage door by a couple of inches but always was a concern, now no worries. Steve W

Hippies! Steve W

That little bow and putting the palms of the hands together is called wai pronounced "way" it is used when greeting, thanking. They are very polite and do it all the time it seems. When I was working selling sugar machinery I travelled there several times it was a good market. Always...

Very nice!! I see you have turquois accent on both items if not a trade secret what do you use for that? Good Job Steve W

I run mine at 32-33 lbs, the door sticker and the tire suggest 35 but I find a very stiff, jolting ride at that press. not much better at 33 . One of my biggest complaints about this truck, Louisiana's rough roads dont help either.

I put mine into a small paper bag moulded to fit inside the door pocket. when it fills up I dump it into nearest trash can and put the bag back in the pocket for another load .

It's dead flat around here except for the rare railroad overpass! I always step easy on the gas, seldom tow my 17' Whaler. I burn Walmart 87 gas, my mileage runs 24-25 mpg. Steve W

I would like to lower the rear end only Steve W

It is fine to save a few drops of fuel , I wonder what is the additional wear and tear cost, after a couple of years, on the starter ect from restarting 20 + times a day vs 6

The eyebolts were from Amazon here is a link to the company but you must verify the diameter thread size and threads per inch or MM to fit your truck threaded holes I think 8 MM but check. I took a bolt from the existing tiedown to hardware store and got size and thread pitch off their gauge...

I bought these metric eye bolts on ebay or amazon last year they werent too expensive they are Stainless steel and fit in many of the threaded holes in the truck bed check your thread size

That looks like corroded aluminum to me. Steve W

Para sentirte en casa (to make you feel at home)

Welcome from Louisiana. Steve W

We don't have that problem much around here. Maybe y'all need to do a bit more "Bull eying" Just kidding! sorta Steve W

Weathertech does not have them for my 2019 supercab either. I don't know if they do for the other Ranger models. They come in handy in Louisiana's hot rainy summer weather conditions, I had them on my Tacoma I miss them! Steve W

I knew the company Busco, Bukidnon Sugar I don't recall if I visited there, My last trip to the Philippines was about 1997. I did go to Mindanao once, we had built some Pineapple boom sprayers for a Dole plantation in Polomolok, South Cotabato. I flew into General Santos, I believe we drove to...

If you do please do us all a favor get rid of those guys and add a couple of sunbathing bikini dolls and maybe a small palm tree. Steve W

Welcome, I visited your country several times while I was working, selling equipment for the sugar industry. It was always a great place to visit, friendly people. Steve W