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1st is just lows, 2nd is lows with fogs, 3rd is highs, and 4th is the difference between the led and the halogens. The halogens we're silvana ultras which were 4 months old

Thank you,I had actually ordered that same set along with fogs last night they'll be at my house Tuesday

Which kit was it exactly? Do you remember

Sorry Peter my original post was whether I had projector assembly or reflector which I after looking at my own pic was answered by myself

This is a projector headlight assembly right? I'm not trying to be rude or disrespectful I genuinely don't know 😆

I just want/need more light output

M Add additional lights?. I could be wrong but I had read somewhere that you could put HID bulbs in halogen projector headlight assemblies but I don't know if anyone tried it yet on an explorer

So I'm not sure if this has been asked here I have been searching and didn't find anything about. My 2015 XLT, does it have projector headlight assemblies or reflector? It has halogen bulbs which I replaced because I was not satisfied with the light output and even with new bulbs (Sylvania...

I even keep a scanner in there for reading codes if they pop up 🤣

That's exactly what I'm talking about

I don't know about you but I never use the 3rd row seats so I put my jumper cables, portable air pump, tow rope, and a few other things behind the second row seat under the floor of the cargo area. The area that would be the floor for 3rd row passengers

So I finally got to try the Toyo Celsius Cuv tires in slush and snow between 2 and 6 inches so far and I have to say they are surprisingly good! Driving in normal mode on my TMS the truck doesn't slip at all unless I want it to, traction when driving normal (winter normal) is great. Ice traction...

I tow a horse trailer with 2 horses and all necessary gear in it with my 4 wd 2015 xlt with the 3.5 na and tow package. Fully loaded it tops out at 4200 pounds (yes I went to a truck stop and weighed it) and the explorer tows it beautifully but I personally will not go above 4500 pounds.

I sincerely appreciate all the information and tips from you guys. I decided to give the Toyo Celsius tires a try for this winter they're a hybrid winter/all season tire and have pretty good reviews. The part that was appealing to me was that they're a year round tire so it saves me from...

Thank you Peter

Btw NO I'm not concerned about my mpg really, I didn't buy the explorer for gas mileage I'm just curious how mine compares to everyone else

So I know these aren't exactly the most fuel efficient vehicles around but I'm curious what others are getting so I know how my truck is doing. The attached picture is 50/50 city/highway

Wow, thank you all for the responses! I too never needed winter tires on my previous 4wds but I'm now driving way more due to work and my horses than I ever have in previous years and in an area that sees little if any plowing come snow. The large increase in the amount of driving I have to do...

I had the Cooper discoverer AT3 4s' on my Yukon and to be honest I saw no improvement in the winter with those compared to the regular AT3's that I had on the Yukon originally

Thank you for your insight it's greatly appreciated. I'm not planning to run winter tires all year the tires currently on the truck are only 8 months old they're just not going to be any good for winter they're Hankook Dynapro HP2's (came on the explorer when I bought it) so I was going to run...

The Bridgestone are looking like what I will go with. I would like to know if anyone has tried the Cooper evolution winter tires yet and what they think of them

I'm looking for a tire specifically meant for snow and colder weather

I live in Western New York where the temperature quite often goes below freezing and may stay there for a period of time, as for snow well depending on the storm we may get a few inches or a few feet depending on the severity of the storm. The farm where I keep my horses is surrounded by old...

I'm aware of the tire compound and the fact that AT's lose their grip in cold weather which is why I was asking about snow/winter tires for the Explorer. As for wheels as well, well that depends on the cost of wheels. I don't mind switching winter tires to my stock rims if needed. I'm not being...

So I've never used snow (winter) tires because every truck I've had in the past was true 4wd and I ran AT's on them. This is my first AWD/4WD and of course AT's aren't really going to work for it so I would like suggestions on which snow/winter tires you all recommend for me to take full...