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Well, it's been nice here in NE Ohio so while I wait for the Gibson, decided to do the bulk of the labor and saw off the stock exhaust per Gibson instructions. My battery operated Bosch mini reciprocating saw with Diablo 6" metal cutting blade took about 45 seconds each side. Cleaned up the...

i bought my wheels/tires from Tirerack. I bought the clicker training tool but Unbroken mentioned you don't need it. Sure enough, after a few minutes of driving, each wheel will get properly sync'd with no effort required. If you get an error, the tpms sensors are probably not the right ones.

Like I said, I wouldn't trust those specs. Previous generation Explorer rims do not fit. People wanted PIU rims from the previous generation but they do not fit. You have to get the PIU rims for 2020+

Where did you read that? There are a lot of aftermarket wheel sites that incorrectly specify 63.4 when it is not. You can peruse the winter wheel threads for some info because that is where most of us have looked into it. I ordered from Tirerack and the hubcentric rings are 72-70.5. These...

I don't know what line converter you're using but on my Audio Control LC2i, you can input both signal pairs to the OE sub and output the bass signal to your subwoofer amp. Is that what you are trying to do?

our hub size is a smidge above 70. won't work. neither will previous gen explorer wheels

I am on the other forum, but different username.

Hey N Olmsted guy, why did you get the autostart stop eliminator when the tune probably has it turned off permanently? You could have saved $100.

Plenty of 18" rims fit the Street Pack. i would think the Timberline rims would fit. None available on eBay atm though.

you can snap a pic of the label on the subframe identifying the part. you can then ask the dealer what part number should be there based on your vin. I believe they also keep track of which parts were installed in your vehicle.

Unless there is proof to the contrary, all MY2020 ST, Platinums had two bolt subframes. Seems the switch was around 12/20

They are likely trying to avoid the risk of their premium brand having major power train issues and tarnishing the reputation. I guess they are willing to take that risk with the 25% of Explorers that are affected, especially if the failures happen well after warranty expires.

I would agree. Only downside is their proprietary power cable. Mine developed a break and needed replacement. Not cheap.

I believe they were only on the Platinums. https://www.pirelli.com/tires/en-us/car/tech-and-knowledge/pncs-tire-noise-cancelling-with-foam

Even when using Carplay, gps location data comes from the car not the phone so it'll be readily apparent that it's not correct.

Noticed on a lot of their "stainless" kits, piping is 409.

How wide is your garage? I park in a single and am glad the side mirror can retract with a button press.

I would think that would be an warranty issue.

Tech package here. picture quality sucks. my wife's audi Q5 is so sharp and clear. Not mine. it gets the job done though.

I just remember someone posting that they had an exhaust leak (at the cat) and the dealer replacing the entire exhaust. I wouldn't want to risk it. Edit: see this thread. A few mentions of exhaust leaks resulting in complete replacements. May not be related to the recall...