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Filled my CRV tires to 60psi and removed the shocks. Want to be ready for my Ranger.

That's exactly what I want for my SuperCab.

Ford has to finish the 2022's before they start building my 2023. 2022's are holding up 2023's.

I searched this thread to see if it had been posted. A tire shop recommended siping for my tires and I'm amazed how well they do on ice. I'll probably have it done on the stock Ranger tires when I get it.

Hope so, it's what is holding up the 2023's.

Anybody here still waiting for their 2022?

What would have been wrong to just say your build week is Nov 28th, and then an email saying it got done sooner?

Thanks for the update Elizabeth. We really appreciate being given an unrealistic date first thing and then the constant pushing back each week. It's great Ford knew early on that most people prefer getting a minimum of 4 rescheduled dates for anything and everything in their lives rather than be...

I suspect mine will be the same.

Thanks, do you have a Link?

Is there a thread where you talk about your experience good and bad?

7) What size tires do you suggest? 8) why such a rough ride? 9) If I'm 4 foot tall is the height of the Ranger's bed a design flaw?

Is there any threads, or has it been mentioned in this thread, does anyone know what the highest mileage gotten on our 4cyl and transmission?

Oh okay. Yeah, I got my build week schedule of 10/17 back 9/1. Then moved to build week of 10/24 on 10/11. Nothing since.

I just checked just now. No window sticker yet. It very well could be they aren't starting mine this coming 10/24 week, but I haven't gotten an email for another push back. Nothing in spam either. I've been checking through the email link. What's the number to call to check? I might check that also.

What does that mean?

Well, I never received another email since my move from the week of Oct 17th to the week of Oct 24th. So hopefully...

Yeah, there's also a MY23 Support Group thread.

Thanks for starting this thread. Myself, I don't want to make any uneducated decisions, and threads on this topic are very helpful.