R U high? My '25 Maverick Lariat hybrid AWD has a driveshaft going to a rear differential and if I recall the final drive ratio is around 2.91:1.That much I understand but the OP specifically mentioned hybrid, which is only available as a FWD. wondering why locking a rear end on a FWD vehicle would be of any help if there is no power to it
Yeah, a locker would be helpful, but the '26 has updated software and gets through challenging terrain better. I hear that FORD is planning an OTA update for the '25 model. Pre-'25 I guess ur SOL.
The stock Wrangler street tires were just so so going through snow melt soaked yard and construction of my home was about to start, so I bought steel wheels, programmable TPMS's and All Terrain tires. My little truck gets around pretty darned good! The MPG took a hit though my priority is home construction so MPG be damned at 33mpg avg.
I like the look on the construction workers faces when I climb over the big dirt mound on a 20° slope! I have the skid plates on my truck and will get to the lift kit and air bags soon.
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