Who has the 4X2 Rangers

[GregM]

So far south in Texas we call people in San Antonio Yankees. Yepper, 4x2 works just fine!

Well Mike what does that make usins

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[Retamaman]

Your choice Greg.

 

[Murphie]

I've had pickups since 1978, and every one of them, including my Lariat, has been a 4x2. The most off-road any of them have seen is simple pasture land. And the older I get, my Ranger is likely to see nothing more than pavement.

 

[Traneman]

Went with the 4x2 also. I don't really need a 4x4, so it would have been money wasted. Downside to getting the 4x2...it took FOREVER to find one.

None was to be found anywhere near me here in Minnesota, and I cave in and brought my first 4x4 as I've never owned one.. Used it late winter, and really did enjoy it! LOL

 

[blue17]

Is it worth it to just get the FX2 package over just the rear locker? Are the extras worth it for around an extra $200? FX2 comes with rear locker.

 

[Doc]

Is it worth it to just get the FX2 package over just the rear locker? Are the extras worth it for around an extra $200? FX2 comes with rear locker.

So does the XL ..its extra on the order sheet ..
Regards
Doc

 

[Allen_rubin]

Here’s my 4x2, before and after

 

[Shadowdraxx]

I got a deal during Covid with one in stock started the mods already and I’m enjoying the leather interior ?

 

[TONTO]

4X2 here. I wasn't looking for a 4X4 to begin with because I rarely need one. The Ranger I found had so many things already installed I was looking for that I put down a deposit before ever seeing it since it was an hour and a half away.

 

[Bud]

For the little I have used 4 wheel drive in the past I wanted a 4x2. My major requirement was to have a smaller cab so I could have a longer bed. My last pickup was Nissan crew cab 4x4. I drove it for 16 years and the only thing I would have changed on it was the crew cab, to get the longer bed.

 

[Abjectwoe]

2WD with a rear locker here. Been off-roading all over the place and have never gotten stuck. Unless it’s deep mud or a rock crawling situation, you’ll be absolutely fine.

 

[ch47dmechanic]

My last couple of F-150s were 4X2 and I hated having to install tire socks just to go up to the Sierras while my friends with snow tires and four wheel drive were allowed to continue without them. I decided to buy my Ranger as a 4X4 but also with the electronic locking rear differential. The reality is that I've only had to put the truck into 4X4 once since I bought it. The rest of the time, the ELD was enough to get me through even without the tire socks installed.

Most likely, assuming I haven't moved by then, the next truck I get will be a 4X2 with a rear locker, though. I don't live in the snow belt and am not planning on moving to those areas either. If I can tackle the Sierras with 4X2 and a locker, with the occasional tire sock install, I'll likely be fine.

 

[wanted33]

I already had a 4X4 in the garage, so I didn't want or need another. One's a plenty for anybody.

 

[Allen_rubin]

My 4x2 has serves me great

 

[ch47dmechanic]

My 4x2 has serves me great

Awful lot of snow on the ground there in Orange County. ?

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