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The Cooper Endeavor Plus would be a good tire for that vehicle.

I had a 1991 Ranger Super Cab with the 3.0 and 5 speed manual. I loved that truck. I bought it new. The only problems that I had came later on. The hood paint was coming off and the air conditioning went out. I had the hood repainted and new compressor put on. It was running great when I traded it.

Another Ram SST. The thing sounds like a diesel.

CRC Silaramic

Buyer beware! Never purchase a first year production run of a new vehicle.

2019 Kawasaki Mule SX Out: Gasoline and 10W40 Valvoline Motorcycle oil. Off: FRAM XG4967 In: Shell Rotella T6 5W40 On: FRAM TG4967

A plain Jane 2019 Kawasaki Mule SX (KAF400J). I just replaced the horrible Nikki carburetor today. It's fouled plugs since new. This week it started dumping raw gas out of the tail pipe. I suspected fuel diluted oil and I was right. I replaced the fuel pump, carburetor, oil, and oil filter.

They are bad as they say.

Same here.

Smart choice on the 7.3 gasser.

Casio might be another option for you. https://gshock.casio.com/us/products/gshock-move/dw-h5600/

My H144 went 24 years. Maybe a new capacitor will bring it back to life. Here's my new one.

I like the Blue Angels watch. It was on my short list. I bought a cheap G-shock to wear while working outside. I just ordered a capacitor for my dead Citizen H144. I'm going to try and revive it.

I really didn't want to special order any pads. I'm fine with what I bought.

https://www.yokohamatire.com/tires/geolandar-cv-4s

Find an old Ford Ranger.

@Mathew_Boss Personally, I don't buy anything based on Consumer Reports reviews. I've been bitten in the rear by doing so. As far as initial quality, that's not a very convincing reason to purchase a vehicle. There was only one Chrysler product that I've owned that was worth a hoot. That was a...

There needs to be more NO BS vehicles offered. A friend of mine just bought a new Jeep Wrangler Sport 2 door. Just the basics. I like everything about it other than it being a Stellantis product.

You want something that will make it to the first oil change. That's not a very lofty goal. Never buy any vehicle that is in the first year run of production. The wrinkles are usually ironed out by the third year. Never buy a Stellantis product. It won't be too long before Stellantis unloads...