Search results

TireRack.com now owns Discount Tire. FYI

I went from 255/65/17 to 245/65/17 and still have an occasional lug/jerk/hesitation, but nothing that I'm concerned about.

Great question. I'm not sure.

Cold Air Intake (K&N) and a Ford Tune. Then a Borla catback exhaust. She'll fly!

I went with the Ford Tune on my 2023. ntechnic is correct it did really wake the truck up. I went with Borla exhaust, SPD downpipe. The downpipe made it super loud so I had to install an additional resonator from Borla. It did sound great though with just the Borla exhaust.

My 2023 SuperCab is bad too. Quite dark. I plugged an Amazon small usb reading light about 8 inches long and I bent it to directly shine in that area. Worked like a charm...

Anyone know whether the standard cover installed will clear my catch-can?

I have 2.5" but Borla sells both. It's not that loud and the performance is notable. Add the SPD and it gets really loud (resonator highly recomended) and even more performance. SPD also sells 2.5" and 3". It does get hot but I only notice it with early morning steaming of the lower portion of...

I WAS! lol. I added a Borla 17" Resonator and that helped a lot!

I have an SPD down pipe with a Borla performance exhaust and I now get 22 mpg rather than 20.

I went with Michalin CrossClimate2 for our Florida summer rains. The biggest they made were 245/65R/17 for my rim size replacing 255/65R/17. I noticed hardly any difference at all. Very quiet tires and super tracking.

So I pulled the trigger. I went from 255/65R/17 to the Michelin 245/65R/17. I hardly notice any difference at all. It is definitely a quieter ride and tracks very well. I am ready for rain now baby!

Rain

This is the one I want....

I think I'll be ok.

Hey all. I've been looking Michelin CrossClimate2 Tires for my Ranger. In the summer here in Florida it rains a lot. Thier biggest tires they make in this one is 245/65R17. Currently my truck is equipped with 255/65R 17. I should be totally ok yes?

2023 Ford Ranger XLT SuperCab - Ford Performance Tune, K&N CAI, CFV Intercooler & Pipes, Turbosmart Kompact EM Blowoff Valve, Borla S Exhaust, SPD Downpipe, Mishimoto Red Radiator Hoses, Bilstein 5100 Suspension, Flatlaw Train Horn.

Yes I run 89 Non-Ethanol in all my lawn equipment. And my 22 KTM Duke 890 GP has never tasted Ethanol, and never will..

That's a valid point :)

I did this as well several months ago. I too am pleased..