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Agreed..Will be replacing all 4 tires and getting front end alignment. Also will be having Discount Tire do road force balancing...

AWD....Thanks...I was thinking same but I could use new tires sibce thesexhave 40k miles on them so gonna get new and alignment this week and see if that rectifies and if not, straight to the dealer...

Yes AWD...And Thanks..Got 40k miles and I believe these may be the original tires so gonna get new tores and alignment this week

Yes they are..I bought the truck used from a chevy dealership and when looking up replacement tires these may be the original ones..I was told I need a front end alignment so I was gonna take it in for that and probably get a new set of tires as well...But wanted to come here to see what others...

Thanks for the advice and 40k miles

So I've been having a vibration issue that has seemed to be getting progressively worse. Have had my front cv axles checked by 2 different shops and both say they're okay. 1 shop a friend of mine owns and checked them myself as well and all looked and felt tight. no leaks. I then thought it...

I noticed the same on my 22 eb awd lariat...going in for oil change and tire rotation to see if, by chance, that helps the vibration...But did gdt it on a lift to have a look and the right cv axle is "seeping" just a little. Made sure it wasn't coming from anywhere else..And both cv axles are...

So does that mean they do pr don't have the special filler tube?

How interesting since I guess the ecoboost doesn't have a buttpn to release the gas door..Just push and pop...

Hello All; Just wanted to know how many of us out there haven't had any major issues (Examples: Front cv axle replacement, rear differential issues) with our EB or Hybrids. I read so many posts regarding issues and, so far, my 2022 EB Lariat with almost 40k miles has been purring right...

And because of this forum..( Thanks Ford Maverick Forum) This was wht when I purchased my 2022 2st Edition Lariat AWD within a week I have all the fluids flushed/changed including the PTU/RDU...

I get disconnected quite a bit but it seems to be due to me not driving my little beast for weeks at a time..Seems like if I don't drive it within maybe a 4 to 5 day span I get disconnected

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Alsp have 2022 Lariat Ecoboost bought used with 21k miles. Within 2 weeks of purchase had the oil changed (full synthetic) and had all other fluids flushed not just changed as well as the PTU/RDU changed...For me, that set the benchmark. But taking my little beast in for a check on the 11th to...

1st 2 times I used it was the same but now mine works really pretty well..The charging time is comparable to a typical regular charge not optimal or fast...Have to say, I feel really lucky with my 22 lariat 1st edition ecoboost so far..I haven't experienced any of the issues brought up here in...

so just spoke with my local Ford dealer and he says there are 2 fans on the 2022 ecoboost lariat and they're activated by the temp of the engine but they do not come on when the engine is off...I'm having them do a diagnostic on my front cv axles and brakes and they said they blocked off 2 hours...

So my google AI search says the 2022 lariat Ecoboost has an aux fan but does it?

Didn't find any posts so here's my question..I never hear the aux fan go on no matter how far I drive or how hot it is here in Phoenix. I guess I'm use to hearing it engage on my other vehicles especially once I park or sit in traffic so please anyone, enlighten me on this and thanks in advance

Only time I use ECO mode is when I'm making drives over 40 miles..And I do get better mpg...

Bought my 1st Edition Lariat EcoBoost used 1.5 years ago with 21k miles from a Chevy dealer...The previous owner added mud flaps, hard roll back tonneau cover and a front leveling kit but the only option he didn't add was the tow package. It now has 39k miles and doesn't used 1 bit of oil and...