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SSM 47794 - 2019 Ranger Super Crew - Folding Rear Seat Back Hard To Latch – Built On Or Before 30-Jan-2019 Some 2019 Ranger Super Crew vehicles built on or before 30-Jan-2019, may exhibit a hard to latch rear seatback to the upright (Normal) position. This may be due to 4 installed rubber...

It probably depends upon what you've been driving. I drive a 15 Explorer Sport, 15 Tacoma TRD Off Road and an 18 Miata Club RF with Brembos. All of those vehicles have pretty decent brakes, at least from a feel standpoint. So when I got in the Ranger and touched the brakes for the first time...

I went down to Elk Grove Ford, just south of Sacramento, CA to test drive a Ranger today. They let me drive a 2WD XLT Sport and a 4WD Lariat FX4. Honestly, I buy a lot of cars. They were super cool to me and have sold like 6-7 Rangers. Coming straight-out of my 2015 Tacoma which has the TRD...

A couple of items: 1. The person's frame could be different, or perhaps they normally drive larger vehicles, thus making something smaller, feel restrictive. 2. In terms of the ride, tire pressure could be a one possibility.

I've noticed that too. It's the color I want on the Ranger Lariat, with the Sport Appearance Package. I had it on my Shelby GT350 and loved it.

I'm looking at possibly replacing my 2015 Tacoma TRD Off Road 4x4 with a Ranger SuperCrew Lariat 501A, Sport, Tow, FX4.

This guy does seem to know his info. He posts on the Tacoma forum as well occasionally, talking about updates and such.