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It is just under the 8-Track player in the dash!

I like easy and dampers make worrying about dropping it too hard not a worry so, I am good with them. I wouldn't give $100 for one but less than $50.00, yeah I would do that...

Hey thanks for the tip that price was better than Lasco. I had ordered mine but got an email fro Lasco saying it was not available and that they cancelled my order and refunded my card so I ordered this route. It was interesting that it said 100% discount of shipping but maxed out at $10.00...

1). What is the best Tonneau cover for the Ford Ranger? I have determined there are just too many options for me to decide. I am seeking some advice on the best covers for the Ranger. I don't have a preference between soft vs. hard covers - just want something reliable. I do understand hard...

Andrew, do the mats you ordered cover the area under the gas pedal? I ordered the Ford Ranger ones and they do not so I am thinking of replacing them as here in Colorado...where your foot is is where the snow and dirt go...and who drives without their foot on the gas? I mean other than a Subaru...

OK, Ya'll talked me into it...final cost... Part Number Part Name Price Quantity Total VKB3Z-99406A10-A Damper Assembly $38.50 1 $38.50 Subtotal: $38.50 Estimated Standard Shipping: $9.99 Discount: -$2.00 Total: $46.49

I like Lasco; usually saves me money!

I was gifted a sign for my Ranger's very own parking space...I like the "towed and crushed" part.

Love my Ranger and got this great sign for Christmas...I really like the Crushed part...

You can never have take my too much. I take my Ranger stuff pretty seriously. I have Ranger mats, Ranger Mud Flaps, Ranger Door Sill Guards, and a Ranger Rubber Bed Mat, and I love the Ranger seats.

I saw that too but thought it was just a weird picture. My Lariat is trampoline tight. Jim

Wow, I have a 2019 Lariat and do not have any divetts like those. I am not sure what would cause that other than maybe insufficient support under the leather.

I liked it too but it is not made for the Ranger. I just checked again only F series Ford's.

My wife needs them...5' 2" tall and before I had them I would have to lift her in...now that I think about it, I should get rid of the running boards, lifting her in was a lot of fun. For shorter folks they seem to be a blessing but for me at 6' 1", I don't need them. Jim

I think, you just can't go wrong with a Ranger. Jeeps are good vehicles but usually unreliable...not always but my Jeep friends are the ones who tell me this. If they are willing to give you that much for your Jeep, maybe look at a fully loaded Lariat Ranger. I don't regret the investment, I...

I must be lucky!!! My dealership, Mike Naughton Ford, assigned me a personal service advisor. Any questions, I call him and if he is busy, I leave a message and he gets right back to me. My truck and service is his responsibility. Interestingly, his name is Mike but he is not the owner. Jim

I put Snow tires on mine and with no weight or 4 wheel drive, I was able to get around without any slippage in a foot of snow with ice under it. We have nothing but snow and only once have I used the 4 wheel drive and that was just because my wife insisted...I didn't feel like I needed it. Jim

I just want to know why i need to push an on button. If I hit set, wouldn't that mean I want to use it? I wish I could turn cruze on and ready all the time.

I was told that the Ranger has a siphon-less system and that a locking gas cap is not necessary...is this true?

Mine rides better than any truck I have ever owned. Mine is a Lariat 4WD with Sport, Off Road, and Towing packages.