What are the Amazon prime day deals you are looking for.

[936Bronco]

I’m hopeful to see some deals on lights and possibly a rear storage area mat. Would love to make some additional buys.

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[Ranbronc]

dash cam.....

what are the good ones?

 

[Ixr]

interested in a dash cam as well. Unsure if the install process though, i dont have the port on the mirror that ive seen in every guide.

 

[RagnarKon]

I'll looking for a battery-powered leaf blower. Ideally a Milwaukee since I've (for better or worse) already bought into the Milwaukee battery ecosystem.

The hard top (and the Bronco in general) has a lot of channels, nooks, and crannies, etc. Every time I wash the Bronco and get it looking good... I come back out 2-3 hours later to find water streaks running down the side. Hoping with the leaf blower I can blow all of the water out of those nooks to prevent it.

I've been wanting one for a long time for my other vehicles (and for the intended purpose of blowing leaves during the fall)... but never pulled the trigger. So if I can find one for a decent price I probably will pick it up.

interested in a dash cam as well. Unsure if the install process though, i dont have the port on the mirror that ive seen in every guide.

If you have the Aux switches there is a pre-run cable that runs from the passenger kick panel to the passenger sun visor. It's obviously intended for a light bar, but you can use it to power a dash cam.

 

[MayhemMike]

I'll looking for a battery-powered leaf blower. Ideally a Milwaukee since I've (for better or worse) already bought into the Milwaukee battery ecosystem.

The hard top (and the Bronco in general) has a lot of channels, nooks, and crannies, etc. Every time I wash the Bronco and get it looking good... I come back out 2-3 hours later to find water streaks running down the side. Hoping with the leaf blower I can blow all of the water out of those nooks to prevent it.

I've been wanting one for a long time for my other vehicles (and for the intended purpose of blowing leaves during the fall)... but never pulled the trigger. So if I can find one for a decent price I probably will pick it up.


If you have the Aux switches there is a pre-run cable that runs from the passenger kick panel to the passenger sun visor. It's obviously intended for a light bar, but you can use it to power a dash cam.

Every vehicle has the nook and crannies that harbor water that runs down the vehicle after the washing and drying has occurred. I have tried the battery leaf blower and I was not impressed. It works okay when drying out the grill, but the other locations, roof channels, door handles, etc not so much. I have been trying to find a nozzle extension that I can alter into a tapered end. I think these blowers would do a better job with a more direct flow of air through a smaller diameter opening.

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

I’m hopeful to see some deals on lights and possibly a rear storage area mat. Would love to make some additional buys.

Avoid Amazon during Prime day and focus on small business directly instead.

Check out our website during the Amazon Prime days for some great savings

 

[MNBigfoot]

Last year picked up a Viair 400p kit for $170ish

 

[604Bronco]

I'll looking for a battery-powered leaf blower. Ideally a Milwaukee since I've (for better or worse) already bought into the Milwaukee battery ecosystem.

The hard top (and the Bronco in general) has a lot of channels, nooks, and crannies, etc. Every time I wash the Bronco and get it looking good... I come back out 2-3 hours later to find water streaks running down the side. Hoping with the leaf blower I can blow all of the water out of those nooks to prevent it.

I've been wanting one for a long time for my other vehicles (and for the intended purpose of blowing leaves during the fall)... but never pulled the trigger. So if I can find one for a decent price I probably will pick it up.


If you have the Aux switches there is a pre-run cable that runs from the passenger kick panel to the passenger sun visor. It's obviously intended for a light bar, but you can use it to power a dash cam.

I bought a shop blower (smaller than a leaf blower but very capable) for this reason. I recently installed an ARB compressor under the hood and plan on attaching an air nozzle to it to blow out any crevices like you mentioned. Will probably do a better job due to the nature of a small space - if you have one on your truck.

 

[explorer4x4]

I keep wondering if those cheaper mesh tops (50 dollars or under) are worth it vs the expensive alternatives, but I guess that's not contingent on the prime sale. I am open to buying storage for the rear roll bar/window area if I find something that looks nice and affordable or a decent molle panel for the center console for an emergency window hammer/seat belt cutter.

I have one for my 2 Door. Mesh is good quality, the loops where tie downs go through bend easily but it’s still a metal reinforced hole in the mesh. There’s even a zipper to latch the rear of the front panels which works great. Overall I love it, money well spent

 

[RagnarKon]

I bought a shop blower (smaller than a leaf blower but very capable) for this reason. I recently installed an ARB compressor under the hood and plan on attaching an air nozzle to it to blow out any crevices like you mentioned. Will probably do a better job due to the nature of a small space - if you have one on your truck.

Ooo... that's a good point.

A compressor is on my to-do list but no immediate plans. Maybe I should forgo the leaf blower and save my pennies for the air compressor.

 

[604Bronco]

Ooo... that's a good point.

A compressor is on my to-do list but no immediate plans. Maybe I should forgo the leaf blower and save my pennies for the air compressor.

I would get the air compressor. The leaf blower will be better if you’re trying to dry the larger surface area of the Bronco, and/or have a use for it around your yard or garage too.

 

[MNBigfoot]

Avoid Amazon during Prime day and focus on small business directly instead.

Check out our website during the Amazon Prime days for some great savings

So drive 17 miles to town to be told they don't have what I need in stock, but if I drive back in two days they will have it for me, only 30% above what I'd pay to have it delivered to my house, from the same supplier? Went that route for 30 years, thank God for Amazon Prime.

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

So drive 17 miles to town to be told they don't have what I need in stock, but if I drive back in two days they will have it for me, only 30% above what I'd pay to have it delivered to my house, from the same supplier? Went that route for 30 years, thank God for Amazon Prime.

Small Businesses, like ours, have websites also. That' all I'm saying. Amazon steals profits from it's re-sellers. Better to buy direct from the re-seller when you can. Plus you can usually have it quicker.

Our customers tell us we ship faster then Amazon.

 

[Bronco72]

4x4 Truck LEDs blow Amazon out of the water on every front! Give them an opportunity.

 

[Wannabe Techie]

I keep wondering if those cheaper mesh tops (50 dollars or under) are worth it vs the expensive alternatives, but I guess that's not contingent on the prime sale. I am open to buying storage for the rear roll bar/window area if I find something that looks nice and affordable or a decent molle panel for the center console for an emergency window hammer/seat belt cutter.

Worth it. Make sure to get the ones where you can tighten the rear section though. I use mine all the time but only once on highway. Definitely not as good on highway as the expensive ones but so easy to put on and take off for less than $50.

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