This is what I got. The fronts are good for 0-2" lift and the rears are for stock.

https://www.stage3motorsports.com/bi...2in-lifts.html

 

Ya been two weeks. Still no help for either company.

Awfully customer service,

im just going to buy something different

 

For overall quality, price and performance i love my Bilstein 5100, second choice Fox2.0 but more $$$

 

Sucks you're getting no joy on the Rancho's. I had all mine replaced under warranty. Dealer to a look, said ****it, best to just do them all. Ordered them in and got them installed the next week. No fuss at all. Sucks having to pay the labour, etc. but is what it is.
Just wish they'd improve the damn adjstr *****! You'd think it be worth it rather then having to replace a whole shock(s) for the sake of a cheap plastic **** breaking off.

 

I thought they came with a lifetime warranty????

 

They do. Kinda sounds like disappointment with the longevity, hence considering a switch. But that's only my guess....

 

I have never had one fail, and I put them on 3 Jeeps and 3 superdutys over 20 years and over 100k miles on one of my Jeeps.

 

The **** can just be replaced

 

hahahhaha lifetime warranty. 😂😂😂😂😂

the warranty holds no value. I have called corporate 3 times. They couldn’t care less.

 

I never adjusted my ****’s after install. They did not fail from the *****.

both front shocks blew oil out the top(where the piston is). Passenger completely blew all its oil. Driver has a good drip going.

 

I believe the **** video is refering to post #34.

 

Interesting, I carried Rancho in my off-road shop, for 10 years. NEVER had an issue, never had a customer come back say he had a failure of any kind and I put on a LOT of Ranchos on Jeeps and Superdutys the only 2 things I worked on.

 

I did the Ranchos briefly on my truck which made for a very slight improvement over stock, but the truck was still skittish on washboards and harsh on crappy highways. Picked up Bilstein 5100s, and they're head and shoulders better performers. At least for me - everyone has their own ideas of what constitutes a good performance.

 

Where did you buy them from?
https://www.gorancho.com/warranty-guarantee/


To make a claim under this warranty, return the worn-out or defective product with the dated original receipt to the dealer or retailer from whom it was purchased.

 

He said he purchased from Amazon.

I had the same issue Mack is having when I had my '14 F150. Didn't have the rear shocks on for 30 days and one blew all of its oil in my driveway. Contacted Amazon, they told me to contact Rancho. Contacted Rancho, they told me to contact Amazon. Absolutely useless warranty system if you can't send the product back to the people that made them, especially when the middle man (Amazon) tell you "We don't make the product, we just sell them". Then the manufacturer tell you, "To make a warranty claim, they have to go back to the seller".

Bilstein got my business after that, and I couldn't have been happier. Replaced the rear shocks, and the front struts with their units. 65k miles on them when I sold the truck, still performing great. My '21 is getting Bilsteins as well.