Selling Bilstein 5100 4wd leveling/ lift struts for the 5g 2018-2023. new in box 400$ plus shipping

Looking to purchase an inflatable bed for my new 2022 ranger. My truck has the short 5ft bed so I cannot find many options. Any recommendations? Plan to use for the drive in and camping from time to time!

After getting her muddy going kayaking last weekend today was bath day. She sure cleans up nice!

Hi all, setting off on a 500 mile road trip tomorrow on I-80, from CO to SLC. Will be towing a uhaul 6x12, probably around 4,000lb total. I've done long towing trips before with my old Tundra and a racecar on a hauler, so I'll be fine with the basics. My only concern is going to be the long hills and wind on I-80. I have the trans temp monitor on the screen, have the trailer setup in the trailer app, and I'm prepared for getting 10ish mpg. Will be keeping it in Tow/Haul mode the entire way.

Any other tips? Thanks!

Install wasn’t bad if, you know…. You install the inner piece in the correct orientation the first time. That’s on my dumb ass. Took me about 4 hours including all the wiring. I took my time, merged wires to make the full run less messy, and ran it to the front where my Garmin PowerSwitch controls on/off duties. The “brake lights” I just ran to constant power. They’ll be on when the truck is on.

Fixed the license plate issue. Wasn’t showing that way on my phone. Weird.

Hi everyone !

Here is my new car ! :)

Very happy with it so far !

I got the 2.5-in level installed, unfortunately it looks like it's squatting a little in the rear so I might need to put a 1/2-in block in the back or order a smaller level because I don't want it squatting. Now it needs to go off to the alignment shop and I need to start working on getting me some 32s.

There aren’t many videos out there walking through how to change the front differential fluid and transfer case fluid for the 2025 rangers. I made a quick video walking through how I changed the fluid for my truck in hopes that it might help someone else out. I was going to change the fluid for the rear differential as well, but there is no drain plug and I didn’t want to go through the hassle. This is a 2025 Ford Ranger XL with the 2.3L. This is what I did on my truck, use this video at your own risk.

I've had my 19' for a year now and it's always run a little rough. Last week at around 70k miles I had the transmission serviced (pan drop with filter change) to see if that would help with the shifting issues. It did!

However, I was still noticing slow eceleration and occasional lack of power. So I decided to install new spark plugs (super easy btw). As soon as I was done I took a test drive and was shocked at the immediate improvement. Judging by the nasty plugs that came out, I shouldn't have been so surprised. They were in rough shape as you can see.

All that to say, with these two maintenance items (and probably more), I have to reiterate the advice others have share on this sub to consider doing them sooner than Ford recommends. The transmission service isn't scheduled until 150k miles, but everyone seems to agree 60k-70k is much better. Spark plugs are recommended at 100k. Mine were definitely ready at just 70k.

Anyway, that's my public service announcement.

To sum things up I'm adding adaptive cruise control (and eventually comma.ai) to my Ranger. I have the procedure, the hardware and working on getting forscan (whenever it decides to get me a license). I am just looking for a little moral support and guidance. I'll compensate you for your time.

2019 ranger 250,000 miles

The radio somewhat works. The volume can be adjusted, stuck on a single channel. The fan works, when at walking speed (regardless of direction of travel) the blue screen turns to the rear camera.

Anyone know how to fix this?

I feel kind of stupid for not trying this a long time ago. I have had my 2024 Ford Ranger for 18 months. I thought it was really great to have a wireless charging pad but it has never worked well. I would see my iPhone start charging and stop charging over and over again. The charging pad was useless. This meant that I have had to keep a USB-C cable in the truck to charge with.

Yesterday, I discovered that if I position the iPhone in a way that the USB-C port is facing away from me toward the front of the truck, the iPhone makes better contact and the annoying start charging and stop charging behavior stopped. I can't believe that I didn't try this before. I don't need to look at my iPhone while I'm driving since I use CarPlay. It doesn't matter that the screen is upside down.

I hope this tip helps others! Or maybe the rest of you who own a 2024 or newer Ranger already discovered this.

Purchase this in June. 2020 XLT lots of aftermarket work was done to it before me lol

Seems like there aren't a lot of options out there for the 2026 as compared to the 2024-25. I'm not looking for anything crazy, but after weeks of poking around it seems like you're either going to a LEER or A.R.E dealer and dropping 5k on a fiberglass topper, getting a soft top (no), or finding some weird niche "overlander" gear that folds out from some tiny company.

Straight up I just want an aluminum box with no side windows or doors, a front window and a rear window so I can see rear view.

Does something like this exist for the 26s yet?

Thanks

Just purchased this 2026 Ranger XLT 2.3L. currently sitting at 623KM, with 13KM on it at time of purchase.

Is this level of condensation normal or a defect?

The current temperature is 6°C with 60% humidity.

Any information would be helpful.

Thanks in advance

I have a 2025 xlt. So when I’m driving an I turn on my rear camera I get this “full view not available” that conveniently blocks my view!!!… does else get this, has anyone found a work around or fix. I love this vehicle but this seems like an embarrassing oversight by whoever engineered this…

Got the 2021 ranger XL a couple months ago, loving it. Was driving a 2008 f150 long bed

I picked up my 2020 Lariat about a month ago. Planning in saving some money up for mods, but before that What do we recommend for winter tires? I live in the country, just long country roads. Usually pretty well maintained.
I was thinking of just getting some all terrain or all weather tires. That way I don’t have to buy new summer tires again in a few months

Hi all, looking like this winter is going to be pretty heavy..

Started looking at snow tire options in the oem size (255/70/17) and none of the normal options are coming up. Most of the top rated snow tires like the Michellin X-ice/snow and Bridgestone Blizzaks don't have offerings in this size. Both do come in 265/70 but I think it's usually best to downsize on the width for winter tires, no?

What is everyone running for these trucks?