It’s been fun. I have added other items since this video. You can see them on my channel. Still will be adding top lights and some overland accessories.
Nice Truck! The yellow fog lights aren't just for aesthetics. Yellow light is far better than white light in poor visibility conditions like heavy rain, fog, snow. I just order the yellow Lamin-x films for my brand new Pro4x. My truck is white, which I've never owned before...hope I don't regret it. Most white vehicles I see look like crap after a few years of wear, but I try really hard to keep my vehicles looking like new so we'll see how it goes. I'm also considering having PPF installed on the front end, but it's so damn expensive.
What a beautiful truck, congratulations! I'm deciding on a Boulder or Gunmetal gray Pro4x, both are beautiful colors. One question, are the lift up front spacers or coil struts. Once again, congratulations brother!
Thank you. So far I really like it. Only had it for about 7 weeks. I know that some of the other trucks coming out will have more torque and bigger screens, however, I really like the look of the Frontier Pro 4x. I do wish the cameras were higher resolution, better turning radius and a little lighter steering. But non of those were deal breakers for me and overall it’s a great truck. I will be adding rapture lights in the grill, a Nismo roof rack and lights. Then I’ll probably be done adding to it.
Such a beautiful truck! Love everything you've added so far! Can't wait to see the Nismo roof rack! Btw... this is considered a mid size truck. How's the fuel mileage? ⛽️ because I'm thinking between the pathfinder or the Frontier and I don't think the 2 are that far off in terms of the gas mileage.
Hey Steve. Pretty sure I was using the DJI Mic. I work in commercial video so I have a couple options at my disposal. Video was just on my phone, accept for he obvious drone shots.
Thanks for commenting. Technically I guess the ride quality is stiffer but I haven’t really noticed. That could because I didn’t have much driving on it before the lift and bigger tires. But no complaints as far as the ride…but it does drive like a truck. The lift was installed by the dealer at the time of purchase. I forget the name of it but it was $1,000.
High Zachary. Go to the Etsy website and search Nissan Frontier yellow fog light film. You should find the yellow tint there. The lift is either called High Country or Rough Country. Likely your local Nissan dealer would know the correct name.
Congratulations on the truck. It is a great truck. It was dealer installed and I think it is called High Country or something like that. Maybe Rough Country.
Wish I could tell you. I took it to a specialist company that does custom installs on cars and side by sides. Just hoping it’s secure long term. Seems solid right now.
Hey Caleb. I would say the lift and bigger tires do impact the mpg. Just did a 700 mile road trip and averaged about 20 mph. However, I at times was over 6500 elevation and did have a motorcycle on the back. The dealer that did the lift is Tim Dahle Nissan in Salt Lake City. Here is a video of that road trip. th-cam.com/video/SvRtmJGxXtM/w-d-xo.html
@@savillecreations8046 OK awesome thanks for responding. I looked into the "recommended" max width tire on a 7.5" wide rim and 285 is the largest that's recommended by manufacturers. I assume you're enjoying how the truck rides.
@@Garlander yep I like them a lot. I didn’t really notice any change in the ride from the stock. I believe you lose about one mile a gallon. But I still get around 21 mpg if I go light on the throttle.
@@savillecreations8046 that's awesome thanks for taking the time and making a good quality video it was well done. I see you're in Utah, I'm heading down to Zion in May I can't wait
I actually had a separate switch installed in one of the blank AUX slots in the truck. So I am able to turn them on at any time. I should have shown that on the video.
@@savillecreations8046 It would be awesome to see a video of how you installed the switch and how the fog lights look when turned on. Very tastefully done sir.
I'm done with lifts and bigger tires personally. The best handling and ride quality is stock. I lifted my beautiful grand cherokee overland, bigger tires too and it was never the same, steered and handled like an old wrangler. Noisy, terrible mpg and overloaded suspension components started to fail. I ruined it, really. The engineers know more about loads and stresses than the kid at the four wheel drive parts store. Keep it stock, keep it clean and stay on the pavement.
For sure it will alter the handling and performance and gas mileage. Mine is not crazy lifted or huge tires...but does have an impact. I am happy with both performance and look.
👎 total regret buying my 2022 Nissan frontier crew cab 👎 you can’t turn the driving lights off on the front part of the bumper 👎 the radio takes forever to boot up makes me think it’s going to crash one day 👎 open the hood and wiggle it up and down from the center with one hand and look at the hinges wobble like they are ready to break loose. 👎 the steering is extremely Stiff. 👎 the plastic bumper on the front keeps popping loose from the front of the fenders. Makes it look like crap. You have to keep pushing them back in. 👎. Spend almost $40,000 and you will not get running boards. 👎 if you buy a four-wheel-drive and you get hit in the rear end collision really hard the left leaf spring could poke a hole in your gas tank. There’s a safety recall on that. 👎 they have way too many sensors on the dash that absolutely drive me nuts. 👎 they made it kind of difficult free to reach in an access the oil filter so you can change it which is stupid. They should’ve put the oil filter on top of the engine like they do on Mercedes. But they make it difficult for you the truck owner so you have to bring it to the Nissan dealer. Which I will never do. 2022 Nissan frontier sucks .. 👎 faulty door, locking mechanism on the drivers door. 👎 if you don’t close the drivers door hard, you might have to open up the back door and reach Drew to open up the drivers door. 👎 way too many sensors on the dash that drive me nuts. 👎I like the 1997 extended cab automatic four-cylinder much better than I do my 2022 Nissan frontier. Personally I have total regrets of buying it. Keep in mind they depreciate really fast. If I could find a 1997 extended cab, that’s in really good shape I would put my 2022 Nissan frontier in the desert and set it on fire just to show how pissed off I am about the truck.
Wow. That is a long list of problems or dislikes. Hopefully some of those issues have been addressed. Not a perfect truck for sure (no truck is). I'm glad I haven't experienced some of those same issues. Thanks for your comment.
@@savillecreations8046 I can say with respect I should’ve never bought the truck. It was the first year of this body style. We all become guinea pigs for the manufacturer. I also miss my 2016 Nissan frontier. I should’ve never got rid of that one. The thing that I do love about this 2022 Nissan truck is what I added to it and it can easily be removed any day I want and I’m willing to bet no other Nissan truck has what this one has on it. I have. 4 VIAIR air compressors I have a 2 1/2 gallon air tank. I have the ability to blow up a flat tire from my cell for anybody else. In a matter of seconds I have the complete control of the system that’s inside the toolbox of the bed of my pick up truck to be able to turn it on or turn it off and I’m on her to the air pressure inside of the cab of the truck It’s a shame we can’t post pictures here because if I did, you’d be impressed the air horns are in the grill you can’t see them unless you specifically are looking for them I pumped it all the way up to 250 psi to make sure the system does not have any leaks of air pressure. When I turn the compressors on it goes up to 170 psi and then shuts off when it goes down to 150 psi. He comes back to life and bring it right back to 170 psi, and then shut off. I’m thinking about raising the pressure limit up to 200 psi it would only take a change out of a air pressure limiter switch that would check the whole system off at 200 psi. Given the fact that we have a lot of idiots on the freeway in Arizona that don’t pay attention to their driving they pay attention to the phone while they are doing 65 miles an hour down the freeway they are playing with their phones so my horns wake them up so they won’t come over into my lane because of their stupidity. Maybe one day I will do a TH-cam video and show how it all works.
@@stickbogart3657 those additions do sound awesome. Not yet sure if I’ll keep mine more than a couple years. I did a two year lease and will purchase it if I still like it. Right now it’s great with nothing significant wrong…but a couple minor issues. In a year I will be deciding and looking at options.
@@savillecreations8046 the two trucks that I missed the most are the 2016 frontier which was paid off I should’ve never sold that one and the 1997 Nissan hardbody extended cab four-cylinder automatic transmission. As I get older, I am beginning to learn to think twice and act only once…..🍺 cheers
Looks great dude
Some very nice mods. I recommend an oil catch can as the engine is direct injection.
It's a nice truck. I had a Nissan xterra 2001 I got 282000 miles out of it. Just keep the maintenance up mine was green to
Man, I did yellow film on my fog light as well. It looks awesome. I have the white Pro 4X
Sweet.
Looks nice 👍
Pick mine up tomorrow
Sweet. It's been great and I get a lot of comments on the street from people I don't know. Congratulations.
Got that try for mine, love it, thanks for the recomendation
Man that is a very hot looking truck. Awesome real nice!!!!
It’s been fun. I have added other items since this video. You can see them on my channel. Still will be adding top lights and some overland accessories.
Excellent! Thanks for sharing
Thanks Gabriel.
Love the 2.5in lift looks amazing😊
Thanks. I think it adds a lot to the look too.
@Saville Creations is it the Nismo lift? And what did it cost?
Tastefully done 👏👏
Thank you!
Nice Truck! The yellow fog lights aren't just for aesthetics. Yellow light is far better than white light in poor visibility conditions like heavy rain, fog, snow. I just order the yellow Lamin-x films for my brand new Pro4x. My truck is white, which I've never owned before...hope I don't regret it. Most white vehicles I see look like crap after a few years of wear, but I try really hard to keep my vehicles looking like new so we'll see how it goes. I'm also considering having PPF installed on the front end, but it's so damn expensive.
Ya they are great. Congrats on your new Pro4x.
T quedo bien perrona compa. Chulada. Bonita
What a beautiful truck, congratulations! I'm deciding on a Boulder or Gunmetal gray Pro4x, both are beautiful colors. One question, are the lift up front spacers or coil struts. Once again, congratulations brother!
I really dig your ride. How has it been so far?
Thank you. So far I really like it. Only had it for about 7 weeks. I know that some of the other trucks coming out will have more torque and bigger screens, however, I really like the look of the Frontier Pro 4x. I do wish the cameras were higher resolution, better turning radius and a little lighter steering. But non of those were deal breakers for me and overall it’s a great truck. I will be adding rapture lights in the grill, a Nismo roof rack and lights. Then I’ll probably be done adding to it.
Sweet. Ya the yellow does look great…and with the white body too. Nissan did so well with this body.
Such a beautiful truck! Love everything you've added so far! Can't wait to see the Nismo roof rack! Btw... this is considered a mid size truck. How's the fuel mileage? ⛽️ because I'm thinking between the pathfinder or the Frontier and I don't think the 2 are that far off in terms of the gas mileage.
Are the cube lights mounted directly into plastic? and did you have to take off bumper to install them?
Very nice
Thank you.
Great video! Are you using an exterior mic to record or is that just off of your phone?
Hey Steve. Pretty sure I was using the DJI Mic. I work in commercial video so I have a couple options at my disposal. Video was just on my phone, accept for he obvious drone shots.
You forgot the Nismo hood vinyl sticker
Still on my list. Actually several items on list and coming.
Where did you get the cube lights and how did you mount them?
Nice video… excellent work! How dark did you go on your back widows? And what is legal in Utah for the front two windows? That looks great!
Great video,How expensive was the 2.5 lift from the dealer?
Hi Andy. I believe they charged $1,000.
@savillecreations8046 does it void warranty
So tough and beautiful bro. I would literally get the exact same everything. Congratulations!
Awesome. Thanks. So far it’s been a great truck.
What mount are you using for the cube lights
looks badass! what kind of lift is this? ride quality? and how much? thanks
Thanks for commenting. Technically I guess the ride quality is stiffer but I haven’t really noticed. That could because I didn’t have much driving on it before the lift and bigger tires. But no complaints as far as the ride…but it does drive like a truck. The lift was installed by the dealer at the time of purchase. I forget the name of it but it was $1,000.
How did you mount front light cubes?
Very nice truck! Would you mind sharing where you purchased the fog light film? And what lift your dealership installed?
High Zachary. Go to the Etsy website and search Nissan Frontier yellow fog light film. You should find the yellow tint there. The lift is either called High Country or Rough Country. Likely your local Nissan dealer would know the correct name.
Nice! Just picked up a 23 Pro4x myself! What lift kit did you install?
Congratulations on the truck. It is a great truck. It was dealer installed and I think it is called High Country or something like that. Maybe Rough Country.
@@savillecreations8046 how much was the install on the lift kit if you don't mind me asking?
@@chuckbcool it was dealer installed and only cost about $1,000.
What are the details of the lift? I have 2023 as well and having trouble finding a lift that will work.
did you do the lights yourself? or had them put in? and how much?
I had a professional aftermarket business do it. I think with the lights and install was around $900. Not cheap. Half of that was labor.
How much did the lift run you ?
What are the tire dimensions my pro 4x came with hankok 265/70/r17
Sweet ride how did you mount the lights in the front like that ?
Wish I could tell you. I took it to a specialist company that does custom installs on cars and side by sides. Just hoping it’s secure long term. Seems solid right now.
yea.. the light look great!
Does the lift affect your MPG? I AVG ca. 22-26 MPG. Also which dealer added the lift?
Hey Caleb. I would say the lift and bigger tires do impact the mpg. Just did a 700 mile road trip and averaged about 20 mph. However, I at times was over 6500 elevation and did have a motorcycle on the back. The dealer that did the lift is Tim Dahle Nissan in Salt Lake City. Here is a video of that road trip. th-cam.com/video/SvRtmJGxXtM/w-d-xo.html
Hey are the tires 275/70r17 or 285/70? The truck looks great by the way. very tasteful mods
Thanks Garlander. They are the 285/70. Any bigger would have required additional trimming.
@@savillecreations8046 OK awesome thanks for responding. I looked into the "recommended" max width tire on a 7.5" wide rim and 285 is the largest that's recommended by manufacturers. I assume you're enjoying how the truck rides.
@@Garlander yep I like them a lot. I didn’t really notice any change in the ride from the stock. I believe you lose about one mile a gallon. But I still get around 21 mpg if I go light on the throttle.
@@savillecreations8046 that's awesome thanks for taking the time and making a good quality video it was well done. I see you're in Utah, I'm heading down to Zion in May I can't wait
@@Garlander Zions is awesome. Getting crowded now but so beautiful.
where did you get the Frontier stickers for the front?
I believe it was Etsy. Either the front or the back was Etsy and the other was Amazon.
Does the fog lights turn on in low beam? Or only when in high beam?
I actually had a separate switch installed in one of the blank AUX slots in the truck. So I am able to turn them on at any time. I should have shown that on the video.
@@savillecreations8046 It would be awesome to see a video of how you installed the switch and how the fog lights look when turned on. Very tastefully done sir.
@@jonathank5388 thank you. Yes I should do that. Would have been a good idea to have included that in the first place.
Do you have a link to Amazon for the Steering wheel cover?
Hopefully this gets you there. www.amazon.com/dp/B0BPNS9HJN?ref=ppx_pop_dt_b_product_details&th=1
How much did the lift and tires cost? Thanks
With installation it was about $1,200.
Did you level or lift it at all?
2.5 inch lift plus about another inch with the bigger tires.
@@savillecreations8046 it looks good
Where is the roof rack?
On our SUV :) but it would be nice to have that on the Frontier as well.
I'm done with lifts and bigger tires personally. The best handling and ride quality is stock. I lifted my beautiful grand cherokee overland, bigger tires too and it was never the same, steered and handled like an old wrangler. Noisy, terrible mpg and overloaded suspension components started to fail. I ruined it, really. The engineers know more about loads and stresses than the kid at the four wheel drive parts store. Keep it stock, keep it clean and stay on the pavement.
For sure it will alter the handling and performance and gas mileage. Mine is not crazy lifted or huge tires...but does have an impact. I am happy with both performance and look.
Very nice. I think it’s a bit TOO lifted but that’s just me. Must suck fuel how though….
Nice check my pro4X out. Full overland build
Hey Fran. I actually have seen your overland build. It’s awesome! That Frontier will rock for many years.
👎 total regret buying my 2022 Nissan frontier crew cab
👎 you can’t turn the driving lights off on the front part of the bumper
👎 the radio takes forever to boot up makes me think it’s going to crash one day
👎 open the hood and wiggle it up and down from the center with one hand and look at the hinges wobble like they are ready to break loose.
👎 the steering is extremely Stiff.
👎 the plastic bumper on the front keeps popping loose from the front of the fenders. Makes it look like crap. You have to keep pushing them back in.
👎. Spend almost $40,000 and you will not get running boards.
👎 if you buy a four-wheel-drive and you get hit in the rear end collision really hard the left leaf spring could poke a hole in your gas tank. There’s a safety recall on that.
👎 they have way too many sensors on the dash that absolutely drive me nuts.
👎 they made it kind of difficult free to reach in an access the oil filter so you can change it which is stupid. They should’ve put the oil filter on top of the engine like they do on Mercedes. But they make it difficult for you the truck owner so you have to bring it to the Nissan dealer. Which I will never do.
2022 Nissan frontier sucks ..
👎 faulty door, locking mechanism on the drivers door.
👎 if you don’t close the drivers door hard, you might have to open up the back door and reach Drew to open up the drivers door.
👎 way too many sensors on the dash that drive me nuts.
👎I like the 1997 extended cab automatic four-cylinder much better than I do my 2022 Nissan frontier. Personally I have total regrets of buying it. Keep in mind they depreciate really fast. If I could find a 1997 extended cab, that’s in really good shape I would put my 2022 Nissan frontier in the desert and set it on fire just to show how pissed off I am about the truck.
Wow. That is a long list of problems or dislikes. Hopefully some of those issues have been addressed. Not a perfect truck for sure (no truck is). I'm glad I haven't experienced some of those same issues. Thanks for your comment.
@@savillecreations8046 I can say with respect I should’ve never bought the truck. It was the first year of this body style. We all become guinea pigs for the manufacturer. I also miss my 2016 Nissan frontier. I should’ve never got rid of that one. The thing that I do love about this 2022 Nissan truck is what I added to it and it can easily be removed any day I want and I’m willing to bet no other Nissan truck has what this one has on it. I have. 4 VIAIR air compressors I have a 2 1/2 gallon air tank. I have the ability to blow up a flat tire from my cell for anybody else. In a matter of seconds I have the complete control of the system that’s inside the toolbox of the bed of my pick up truck to be able to turn it on or turn it off and I’m on her to the air pressure inside of the cab of the truck
It’s a shame we can’t post pictures here because if I did, you’d be impressed the air horns are in the grill you can’t see them unless you specifically are looking for them I pumped it all the way up to 250 psi to make sure the system does not have any leaks of air pressure. When I turn the compressors on it goes up to 170 psi and then shuts off when it goes down to 150 psi. He comes back to life and bring it right back to 170 psi, and then shut off.
I’m thinking about raising the pressure limit up to 200 psi it would only take a change out of a air pressure limiter switch that would check the whole system off at 200 psi. Given the fact that we have a lot of idiots on the freeway in Arizona that don’t pay attention to their driving they pay attention to the phone while they are doing 65 miles an hour down the freeway they are playing with their phones so my horns wake them up so they won’t come over into my lane because of their stupidity. Maybe one day I will do a TH-cam video and show how it all works.
@@stickbogart3657 those additions do sound awesome. Not yet sure if I’ll keep mine more than a couple years. I did a two year lease and will purchase it if I still like it. Right now it’s great with nothing significant wrong…but a couple minor issues. In a year I will be deciding and looking at options.
@@savillecreations8046 the two trucks that I missed the most are the 2016 frontier which was paid off I should’ve never sold that one and the 1997 Nissan hardbody extended cab four-cylinder automatic transmission. As I get older, I am beginning to learn to think twice and act only once…..🍺 cheers
@@stickbogart3657 the years do often bring us wisdom. Thanks again for sharing.