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I knew that area back in the 80's and yes your Explorer will do fine. I have driven both my old 2013 Taurus PI and my 2017 PIU on similar material here in in my patrol area and never got stuck, just drive with due care and you should be fine.

Just ordered mine, thanks jrgoffin for this great find and passing it along.

Dura-Coated the tires and applied Avalon King Lite, winter is coming.

Just put Pirelli Scorpion Weatheractive to replace the Michelin Primacy tire that came with the ST. They only have 26,500 miles on them with no hard driving, I replaced them because over the past 2 weeks we have has a lot of rain and the St was all over the place and a couple of times I had to...

Ouch!!!

Yes the are heavy duty but now you will not have to worry about having the oil pan ever getting damaged from road debris.

It will fit without any modifications. This YouTube video show the underside of the ST:

Pro-Gard can fit more than one vehicle (Ford and Dodge) the Setina is for the Explorer only, better choice. Setina is a 2 piece design and covers more.

Watch Commander's twin turbo interceptor. It sits about 2" lower then my ST. It has about 250# of equipment in the rear. I have about 150# in the back of mine. 20" rims on mine, 18" on his.

We have the Ford one on our squads and it more than stout enough, I have ground it going over curbs quite a few times and just has scraps on it no dents.

Yes I noticed that you put Earth down as location but not everyone is ambiguous with their location and I was offering advise on navigating the site. Good luck.

If you click on their name it will give you stats and per his he is in CT and was last on this site on 3/1.

Welcome from Peqannock Township originally. My 21 is the same color smart move getting all that done right away.

try one of these threads: https://www.explorerst.org/search/246632/?q=grill+guard&o=date

https://www.explorerst.org/threads/interceptor-amber-drls-on-explorer-st.1559/

Well that is is total BS. Well you can check the vent holes for blockage and you could always put windshield gasket material around the lightbulb sockets. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BKEBO0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_JW8YVVQM8RWNXQJ9NQFE?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

I have looked at them also and I have seen people keep them on all year round up here in Minnesnowda. I plan on getting new tires next the factory 20" tires are just okay in the snow and had a couple of close calls so far this season with lousy traction in the snow. They only have 20k on them...

I have drilled holes in headlights and taillights before but not on anything less than 5 years old let alone new. Take it to a different dealer and see what they say it should be covered under warranty.

Here MN this time of year it is very nice to grab a warm steering wheel. It is never too hot for me it use, I use it on long drives year round my beat up hands like the warmth and lets me drive longer before I have to stop.