The ranger gets an add-a-leaf!

I found a cost effective option to help the light duty "towner" spring this truck came with. old man emu add a leaf kit cost me less that 100 bucks and not even 1.5 hours to install.

[@cristiangalandzi3440]

Ford does the extra shim to make up for the weight of the gas tank. Fords like to lean when they get older.

[@griffin6595]

Shimmed on the driver side to offset the fuel tank.

[@bobbystubblefield6723]

I have an 19 F150 but I'm interested in the rangers now

[@wakeupamerica2024]

You'll probably get a little settling from the spring after a couple thousand miles.

[@brent1993]

Have you looked into Timbrens? Ive used those on a couple of my past trucks and they worked great!

[@ColtWR]

I have, and I wanted to retain full suspension flexibility for off-roading. That's why I went this route

[@frankdantonio2479]

I hate the bags on my red 250. Constantly chasing leaks, constantly adjusting pressure. I know I could do on-board air but I just wish someone would make a half decent kit. I like running them for what I do because I can level the truck out with a load but then drop the pressure on the weekends so it’s not raked like crazy when its a grocery getter.

[@Richard-cz1vz]

Another awesome video, keep them coming

[@paulpeters5199]

Awesome explanation on the video worst case scenario get the tremor leaf spring package

[@Sky-Carr]

How many miles are on it? Curious about dependability on these trucks.

[@ColtWR]

55k now

[@WallyHunter1875]

What are your thoughts on the new Tundra?

[@ColtWR]

I really don't know much about them. I will do some homework