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I was just wondering if they’ll release an “AT4Wa” for the OEM Off-Road Group, like they did with the 3-series. I’m still running my AT3Wa tires at almost 50k, and they’re about 10lb lighter per tire than the regular AT3s.
Sorry…you’ll need to “show your work” to receive credit for this answer. Otherwise, it’s an unsubstantiated claim that fails to demonstrate any engineering knowledge of the engine’s design. One could even label this as trolling…
If it was the ANC, you could verify by just cracking a window (which deactivates the system, I believe).
I’m tempted to guess you have a bad wheel bearing or similar issue, but this would kind of noise would correlate to speed.
I wonder if a bad ground somewhere is causing an electrical...
I did the same with my (loaded) ‘19 Longhorn, but it was “only” $15-16K more for a ‘25.
Of course, if I load up a Tungsten, I’d be more than $20K over the old sticker.
I know. I’m one of ‘em! I’ve heard and felt every time my truck has gone in and out of MDS in 5 years, too. Maybe comes with growing up on a farm and being around machines. Like I said, the regen is very slight.
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