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FREESOO leather seat covers. Purchased from Amazon. Brand new, never installed, still in packaging. Front and rear seats. Screenshot of Amazon listing are the exact ones you will get. $50 Pick-up preferred. If it's not gone by the end of the week, I'll open up to shipping within CONUS...

Tuxmat. Front and rear. For sure fits '22 hybrid $100 Pick-up or meet-up if close. Message/comment with questions

*PENDING SALE* Ford FITS accessories: large bin, cup holder, Ford logo, hangers, underseat bun dividers (not pictured) Various center console and cup holder inserts Metal knob covers (headlight, shifter, climate controls, volume and tuner knobs) Rear aftermarket FITS cupholder (way better than...

OEM Ford folding bed cover: $150 Elevate t-slot rails: $100 OEM Ford bed extender $50. Does NOT include the two small brackets that screw into the bed. You'll need to get some to use the extender Rhino rack vortex bars: $100 OEM Ford bed tie-down rails: *SOLD* OEM Ford driver side swing-out...

*PENDING SALE* XLT OEM 17 inch wheels with Bridgestone Blizzak WS90 tires (mounted and balanced). Wheels are in excellent condition with the exception of two spots of curb rash on 1 wheel (see pics). Tires have less than 5k miles and have 12/32nds tread remaining. Tire size 225/65r17...

I'll take this if still available

It's the mechanic shortage. Dealers and repair places are forced hire these Neanderthals who thought 10W-30 was a public transit line up until 6 months ago. Pair that with Ford leading the industry in recalls for 3 years straight, and it's a recipe for utter idiocracy every trip to the dealer...

Looking at both tires on the Continental site, the only major difference I can find are the weight ratings. It seems like the CrossContact ATR are made more for SUVs and small trucks. The highest load rating is 120 but most sizes are less than 115. The TerrainContact A/T is geared more toward...

This is not a dedicated winter tire. The Blizzak WS90 will be better in snow, and significantly better on ice.

I'm at 40.7 MPG over the first 9,100 miles. That includes two in Pittsburgh, PA

Awesome write-up. I'll be doing a full system upgrade soon and you convinced me this auto DSP is the one I should get. I already have a couple amps so I'll be getting the 6-channel.

Yes, they just push on. No adhesive

Sure keeping it in "L" I can see it engine braking. It makes no sense for a hybrid to be computer programmed to regularly use engine braking to slow the car down. It would use either regen or disc braking, like every other vehicle. To be clear, what I am experiencing is not typical engine...

It's not the ICE. The ICE does not turn on during descents, especially when you are off the gas. Using engine braking to slow down would defeat the purpose of a hybrid. Also, there is no automatic transmission, be that CVT or otherwise, that will hold a low gear like that unless you...

Get one of those center console organizers off Amazon. I keep all my other junk in those trays and keep the bottom of the console clean for my electronics.

Get one of those stackable console organizations off Amazon. I keep everything else in that and only my electronics in the bottom.

Definitely a possibility, but nothing a vacuum and some electrical cleaner couldn't handle though. I had an OEM one facing up in my Civic and never had an issue.