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What did you see? I know in your first post you mentioned fogging with RainX. The actual front and back labels with instructions are from my 303 shown below. It is states that it is made for vinyl, rubber & plastic. It makes no mention of glass. Now perhaps it may be "safe" on glass, but...

Oh yeah, user error from overspray. As to using it on glass, see below:

You probably already know this, but 303 is not designed for glass. I have never tried it on glass, but I once made the mistake of getting a little bit on clear plastic. Bad move. Very difficult to bring back the clarity. PlastX was the savior.

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If you find it is not rubbing at a standstill, then my guess is a problem in the front differential (which is more on the left side).

Have you put the truck in full lock at a standstill then looked and felt inside the wheel well to see determine if the tire is rubbing?

Bed space is like any other space. The more you have, the more you want. If you have a 3-car garage, you wish you had four. If your driveway will accommodate four cars, you wish it was big enough for six. I was happy to sacrifice the bed size for a truck that could fit into parking spaces...

Unfortunately, when something looks that way that's all you ever see.

I love the looks of the Defender too, I'm just waiting for a better engine. The one they are pushing is the six cylinder "Mild Hybrid" which adds substantial cost and gives you a whole 1 mpg more! I asked the sales department why get a hybrid for a mere 1 mpg? He said more power. I'm like...

Looks like a Dodge Ram now

They look perfectly fine. After a couple weeks the air pocket will be gone.

Unpainted steel reflects light and heat, you could more easily cook on a dark painted ranger.

The Tesla is a work of art. Some people like Picasso, others like Michelangelo. I like them both, but I can only afford Dr. Seuss.

Try putting a passenger behind you in the rear seat of the Ranger. With a 36" inseam, only one of you is going to be comfortable. No passenger - then no problem. I do like my Ranger Tremor a lot, but the F-150 is just more useful, more roomy, gets better milage (2.7 liter) and has a much...

I wasn't talking about the bed. Oh yeah, you can put passengers there too.

I went from an F-150 to the Ranger 18 months ago because it was too big for many parking spots. Well, I may have to go back to the F-150. Why? # 1. Nicer/larger back seat with actual space to carry things. The Ranger can barely hold a load of groceries in the back. 2. Better mileage! The...

Perhaps I'm just lucky, but I've had my Ford Dealer in Scottsdale, AZ (AutoNation Ford) do my Ranger oil changes for $90 and it has been great every time. They rotate tires too. If you schedule in advance, they do it while you wait, usually just over an hour. So now I don't have the hassle of...

23K miles and no problems. I have done no mechanical or electrical mods which seem to create them.

The website shows rivets in the cut fenders. I posted pics from the Coastal website showing the rivets. They should explain why they are showing rivets if they are not necessary. I posted all this because there are some people who do not wish to cut their fender which is steel (I posted a...