Today, we’re installing the Rival 4×4 Skid Plate for the 22-26 Ford Maverick EcoBoost. They also have the same skid plate made for the Hybrids as well; links below!
Link to the Rival 4×4 ECOBOOST Products: https://www.rival4x4usa.com/collections/ford-maverick-ecoboost
Link to Rival 4×4 HYBRID Products: https://www.rival4x4usa.com/collections/ford-maverick-hybrid
Adding a skid plate is one of the most effective ways to shield your vehicle’s engine and transmission from rocks, debris, and off-road hazards. This guide is designed for DIY enthusiasts who want to perform their own vehicle protection upgrades without paying for professional shop labor. We walk through the entire process, starting from gathering the necessary tools to securing the mounting hardware correctly.
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Today, we're installing the Rival 4×4 Skid Plate for the 22-26 Ford Maverick EcoBoost. They also have the same skid plate made for the Hybrids as well; links below!
Link to the Rival 4×4 ECOBOOST Products: https://www.rival4x4usa.com/collections/ford-maverick-ecoboost
Link to Rival 4×4 HYBRID Products: https://www.rival4x4usa.com/collections/ford-maverick-hybrid
do you leave the metal wires after securing the 2 front bolts? If it makes oil changes easier, i'd definitely consider it.
Looks nice but since I don’t really take my truck offloading, I can’t really justify $370 plus tax so I can simply make my oil changes. Adds protection it also adds weight, if it was more reasonable, I would probably buy it, but not at that price. I put a number in my head before checking to see if it was that price or lower I would buy it but 370 is above what I would spend.