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First 4wd i take it? Absolutely no to 4wd on dry pavement. Why would you want/need to anyway?

= an ever smaller bed. No thanks

yep. all Marketing hype and the biggest waste of $400 there is. That's damn near a tuner price and REAL power gains.

sounds like a great deal on a nice truck. Was remote start a deal breaker for you? With the Ford App, all Rangers are remote start. Do not need to pay extra for the remote start package. Much nicer than the key fob. I used to have to leave my desk, take a 3 min walk to get near...

CAI on their own have been proven to be a waste of money. Real world, almost zero increase with hp or torqe. But do increase the crap gettin in your engine. Fo that money you can get a tune and see real power improvement. Even if 8 ft lb is real. I doubt it, but say itbis legit. Over...

"Generally, the lower the RVP of a gas blend, the more it costs. For example, in winter you can blend butane, which is relatively plentiful and cheap, with gasoline. But butane, which has an RVP of 52 on its own, can't be used in summer, when it would immediately boil off as a gas. So "purer"...

I went from 26.4 to 24.4 so far with winter mix. I went to 93 octane. Helps power some and hopefully MPG. Cheap gas sucks. Hate the winter mix

I live in the NE Ohio snowbelt. I am not adding weight to the truck. No need with 4wd and locker. Only time weight makes sense is with 2wd

Consider it free rust protection.......

Hankook stopped making the ATM. Replaced with AT2. Not a ford issue. I would go with cooper discoverer at34s or falken wildpeaks.

Interesting. Guess i need to take a look at the spare tomorrow.

Mine is a STX as well..... maybe the fancy dual zone (really?) contraption isn't better after all........

Snow ice slick roads is exactly what it was designed for. Only turn it off when stuck. Or off roading amd having fun

Yes. Really. Had the temp half way and had to take my coat off.

This would mean EVERYONE has the same issue. This is not the case. I have zero issues with the flow or volume of air. That means it is not a design issue.

Really? If anything the heat works too good. 23 degrees, and it was too hot with temp half way

Well, i live in NE ohio snow belt. We get hammered with snow. For reference. And i am in a rural area that will not see a state plow truck for days.....a foot of snow on the roads is common. The Falkens are by far the best tire i have owned as far as snow performance is concerned. Its mot...

If you are after a good snow tire, the duratacs are not a good choice. Much better tires for the snow are the Flaken wildpeak and cooper discoverer at3 4s. The duratrac is hard to beat for an off road tire, but not the best for snow.

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