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I have them at 35 which was better than the 41 they put in when they were installed. The difference and weight is more like 7 pounds per tire which I know is making a difference.

I put on Cooper Road and Trail, upsized from 225/60/R18 on Lariat to 235/65/R18. I like the look and the added height/side wall, but the MPG monitor shows mileage dropped to about 4-5 mpg. Used to get an average of about 29-30, and over the first 1,000 miles, it is averaging about 24.5 mpg. I...

I put on Cooper Road and Trail, upsized from 225/60/R18 on Lariat to 235/65/R18. I like the look and the added height/side wall, but the MPG monitor shows mileage dropped to about 4-5 mpg. Used to get an average of about 29-30, and over the first 1,000 miles, it is averaging about 24.5 mpg. I...

I have the 18" wheel

In the next month or so will be replacing the OEM tires. Has anyone gone with RWL's and that can share pics? Would like to see what it would look like with the Lariat wheel.

Any rubbing or issues otherwise with this tire size?

I would use it with nothing to show I can hold down just as much air as a full sized truck.

duh. Ok, I should have read all the other posts first so this was not an original thought.

A folding mid-gate similar to Chevrolet Avalanche for hauling periodic long items.

But wait, I thought there was a proposal to raise the highest tax rate??

But we are burning up! Small price to pay though to fight global warming, no?

If you add a lightning bolt to that it could be used to boost power for hybrid models!

You won't charge any M1 tank or similar sized vehicle in 5 minutes with the size of the battery that it would have. And the infrastructure (charging stations) would never be convenient in those environments. The world has moved in many directions. Moving on is not a compelling reason to tag...

That's the hypocrisy. Coal in any form is bad in the US. Elsewhere, not so much.

Nothing like an EV powered troop transport or tank and a 4 hour stop at the charging station on the way to combat. Is there another new energy military land equipment type we haven't heard of yet? Yes, sustainability, recycling, and carbon footprint are the key to military readiness.

Woried about billions, but okay for Ford to keep loosing billions on EV's. Exist because of government mandates on percent of EV sales.

The Sqawker probably has no idea what a Maverick is. It just part of the subscribed talking points.

Be we aren't supposed to use cheap coal...........

Was never this much "uncertainty" on the past economy (8-9% inflation-it was transitory, would only last a few months) when vehicle prices were going through the roof. It was supply chain talk and chips we don't make, etc, etc. We just said oh well, we will accept that and ignore where the...

I remember the price of cars dropping or rolling back over time when they started assembling/manufacturing parts outside the US. The consumer saw 85% price drops...........NOT!. We did not see any of those savings so where did the savings go?