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Bone-stock 2000 Explorer XLT. Would like to make it offroad worthy but I'm on a limited budget. What should I start with? I'm guessing some beefier tires. Thanks in advance.

Welcome to the forum. New here myself. MY guess about the keyless entry would be that you'd have to remove the door panel. Had to fix my lock this way since it was sticking, however, the dealer did it so I'm not 100% sure it'll solve your problem.

Well, I'd known about the whole regulations on lights. I was looking more to headlights, fog lights, and such; not LED's or Strobes. I had a previous Chevy Caprice with police lighting and was told to remove them due to the fact that one was red. Nice custom outfitted explorer though Jason.

Hey, I'm a volunteer at the local fire department. We use explorers for first response and chief vehicles and I constantly see them coming and going. I could get my hands on one or two for parts but I'm wondering if they have any lighting differences besides the bar lights and strobes inside...

Yeah, not exactly a hardcore off-roader myself but after constantly seeing muddy trucks at school, I figure I'll join in the fun. As for the tires, they did have a recall on the Firestones (correct me if I'm wrong) that came on the explorers from the showroom. Funny though that the owners...

Thanks for the info. Any sites I could look through for after-market parts? Best I've found is stylinconcepts but they have more accessories than useful parts.

Hey how's it going. Well, I've been a GM fan all my life and have been through three so far (Only 17). Winter's coming and I decided I wanted a 4x4 so I headed to the lot hoping to find a Silverado or 4x4 S10. No luck on my intentions, however, I did find a 2000 Explorer XLT and decided to go...