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No, they guide you though treacherous terrain.

Same here, sometimes two to three times a week, no issues.

Nice! We live a couple miles from there.

This winter’s snowdrifts on Long Island 🤣.

I guess Ford figured Land Rover got away with their Range Rover, Range Rover Sport duo, that they could do the same with the Bronco.

Those roads look like our roads on Long Island.

I’ve got the Mabett’s also, but have them on all 4 wheels. They’re barely noticeable and do their job well.

I don’t want to jinx myself, and I’ve only had my Bronco for a week and 300 miles, but so far, she’s been perfect. Not a squeak, rattle, drip, crack, etc. I’ll report back after a thousand miles or so, but so far so good 😊.

There’s also a special trim tool that looks like miniature nail puller. Once you back the the fastener out slightly, you keep pressure on it so you can unscrew to a certain point, then pop it out. Again, mine were installed for me. I’m all thumbs 🤣.

I’ve seen YouTube videos that show using a pair of scissors behind the fastener to keep tension as you unscrew it. I cheated, I had the dealer install my Mabett mud flaps before I picked it up😎.

Yup, all good!

My baby’s home!

She’s home!

My favorite, because it’s mine. Picked her up last Monday, after a two year wait.

I’ve only had my hard top OBX for a week, but no sign of leaks, even though it has rained every day since I picked it up.

I disagree. I think the hard top Bronco is way better looking than the soft top. The soft top looks like a half baked effort at best.

Mine look exactly like yours. I like them and with the Goodyear’s I need them.

Just picked her up!

Just picker her up!