[Daytona440]

Any know if 1.) the explorer sport trac has a load bearing tailgate?
and 2.) with the tailgate down is the "bed" big enough to put a bike in?


and before anyone says it, i know...I'd rather have an Avalanche or a Ridgeline..doing research on them too...

[bump909]

i always like those trucks. nice backseat.

[legalspeed]

Love my 'lanche.

Any questions I could answer on it let me know.

[daviid]

one of my neihbors has one. not alot of room. i dont think you wil get a bike in there

[ChrisNoF4i]

It fits.

[mikeb]

its just an explorer with a four foot bed right? i would go with a low mileage lease return avalance or something along those lines

[Karaya One]

We looked at them a few years ago. It's built on the Ranger platform. I thought it was small and very gutless.

[Daytona440]

I'd definately prefer the avalanche...who wants to buy my mustang??

legalspeed,
any known avalanche issues i should look out for?

[Skrizzle]

Originally posted by Daytona440
I'd definately perfer the avalanche..

Especially when it is rolling on 22's

[Half Squid]

Originally posted by Skrizzle
Especially when it is rolling on 22's

22's might look good but they are good for nothing but more maintenance on your vehicle! Which means more wasted $

Less gas mileage, higher brake where because of the weight to mass ratio is higher. Less Shock absorbing properties making you feel a lot lore of the road. Less steering control because there is more weight to have to steer.

Any more ?'s

Stay away from the little Ford, go with a used F150 with a 6.5 bed! The 6 cyclinders will last forever, and the 8's Rock! I love my 05 !

[bump909]

Originally posted by Skrizzle
Especially when it is rolling on 22's

no