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I prefer to go by this rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. I'm not worried about their marginal on the headlights as I switched to LED's which are much better. https://www.iihs.org/ratings/vehicle/ford/ranger-crew-cab-pickup/2019

Badass picture, but the important question is, what type of mountain bike? I'm riding a 2023 Specialized Epic Evo Pro and love it. I'm to short for a roof rack and worry I'd forget it pulling into the garage so mine goes in the back of the bed.

Took her Sunday afternoon to the back woods in the U.P. of Michigan with my wife to cut down some Christmas greens. Took my good camera with to snap a few pics and the truck was smiling for a photo or two. :cool:

I took her out this morning to help me take some photos. She's no supermodel but I do love her. ?

I've been more fortunate than you but have been in for two drive shafts, both covered by Ford. And now have the engine bucking at low rpm's which they've ordered an EGR valve and something else for changing out when they arrive in this week. This will also be covered under the powertrain...

Well if you drive 15K per year and average 22 MPG instead of 20 MPG that's s savings of 132 gallons. Which at current price where I live at $3.29 is $434.29 per year which will pay for cool accessories like a tailgate damper or 42 six packs of Bell's Two Hearted IPA which is my favorite beer...

No louder than any other all terrain tire I've had.

No rubbing but only about 1/4 inch of space. I may add a 1/4-in spacer

I would think a lot. ?

Unusually warm here now but that awful white stuff is right around the corner. ?

My new running boards came in today so I took a quick 45 minutes to install them. I like the blade look much better than the OEM ones it came with. Super sturdy and easy to install. If anybody wants a pair of factory OEM running boards at a heck of a discount and lives near Michigan's Upper...

I just installed the Falcon Wildpeaks A/T4W last week in a 265/70R17 and they are definitely a larger tire. I have the Ford Fox 2.0 lift and they look great but are a bit tight so a 1/4 inch spacer might be a good idea. No rubbing but come winter I'd like to avoid ice buildup. When I was at...

Sure. They are no worse than my old Firestone XT tires even though the tread is a bit more aggressive. Zero vibration when stopping and the ride is very smooth. Can't comment on noise with the windows down as I seldom have my windows down but I'll check and let you know if I hear any lug...

They were ok but never great. I'm not sure if it's the thinner width or what. The 255 size doesn't fill the wheel well as well either as I had the same 255/75R17

Highway noise isn't bad at all. I'm very pleasantly surprised.

I agree and with the Livernoise tune it's not really that noticeable.

At 53,360 miles I finally ditched my Firestone XT's and went with the Falcon Wildpeak's. Size 265/70R17. I do have the Ford Tuned Fox lift on my truck. I really like the more aggressive look. My Firestone's were 255/75R17 and I prefer the wider 265 plus the Wildpeak's run a tad big.

I think they look pretty good and the 60 mile ride home was pretty smooth. ?

Those are the ones.

Changed my mind and went with the Falcon Wildpeak ATW4 instead. I prefer the more aggressive look.