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I am looking for the best quality letters for the tailgate? Recommendations.

I just bought a 24 lariat and asked our Ford service manager and they said every 5000 miles. And then I checked with our local tire and oil place and they affirmed every 5000 miles. So with those two inputs that’s where we’re going every 5000 miles

OK, I love having heated Sideview mirrors. But mine turn on automatically and I’m wondering how to turn that automatic on feature off. Any ideas?

I found the perfect use for that wasted space of a cubby. It holds my season pass for skiing.

The dog in the bed wouldn’t work for me, I have a chocolate lab. All he would do is lick them to death.

I learned one more thing about my Maverick. Yes, the tailgate locks when you lock the doors and it unlocks when you unlock the doors.

Like several other people, I had an issue with the gaping hole on the rear driver side mudflap. Here are some pictures of what I did.

This has happened to me twice in a manner of 10 days. I go to open my tailgate and it’s locked, and I have not locked it on myself. No key used. Any bells have this happen?

I have not noticed it wanting to pull to the right. But both my wife and I don’t really like how it handles curves at speeds of like 65 and above. We were on the interstate 90 going up to lookout pass and the way it handled the curves Was unsettling. Straightaways and gentle curves just smooth...

When I reinstalled those screws, I was able to get them to be fairly tight. I didn’t want to over tighten them and strip anything out, but I got them to be pretty snug.

These particular mudflaps hang lower and are wide so that gaping area on the driver side in the rear seems protected. I’m still gonna buy the cover from Mabett to further protect all the wiring that’s up in there.

Today I installed Mabett mudflaps on my 2024 lariat. Installation was a breeze. But my concern is on both rear installations. The screws that you need to remove for installation were extremely loose. I unscrewed them with just finger tips. No tools needed. It was actually somewhat worrisome. I...

I have to disagree with you. I’ve been driving a 2011 Chevy Cruz and the lights are less than great. On the new maverick with the auto dim highbeams I find it much easier to see the road at night.

Of course the bed on the Maverick is too short for snow skis so I came up with a remedy. Here’s the picture.

I disagree on your comment as to the Maverick feeling cheap. We have a ford edge and I drove a Chevy Cruze . So maybe my expectations might be set low, but I find my lariat solid and comfortable .

I showed my grandson a picture of the truck and we worked on names. Blaze is what we came up with and I think it fits.

Good point after using regular all my life forgot about the middle choice. 😊

I know it is ok to use regular gas, but it says in owner manual that in the summer you may have to use premium. My thought is to alternate between the two at fill ups. Thoughts?

Thanks for the advice. I’ll look for it as I experiment with it.