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I used to use Turtle Wax "Ice" on both paint and plastic on a couple different cars. The liquid "Ice" worked excellent on both surfaces. Of course Turtle Wax recently has discontinued both Ice paste wax and the Ice liquid. It was the best product I've ever used in the last 60 years. Anything as...

There is no reason you cannot go to 20" wheels. 235/50R20 is 29.3" diameter which is just a little taller than the stock tire (~ 28.6" ~)

Shipped on 10/26/23, ETA 11/22/2023 - 12/05/2023

I have an Azure Gray Lariat Ecoboost with BAP coming. It has been built and shipped. Might see it by the end of Nov.!

Wow, less than a month to get there. That's very quick. Congrats!

Delivered 11/23/23? Do you have a time machine? LOL...

If you tried to make an S/S wheel in FWD it would look nothing like the classic RWD S/S wheel. That's why they are not made.

Impossible. The offset of the FWD wheels won't allow an S/S type wheel with it's deep-set spokes and the wide outer lip. They also don't make anything with our oddball bolt pattern.

Sorry to hear that. But you are wrong. I looked at specs for exact same two Michelin tires in two sizes 225-65R17 and 245-65R17. They weigh on average 28 lbs. and 31 lbs. respectively. That's a 3 pound difference. Each make of tire will be slightly different but no way there is a 8/10 lb difference.

General Grabber HTS60. Personally I'd go with 245-65R17 (29.5"). Plus, in that particular size you get the raised white letters.

I might have plans to rework the area around the trailer hitch and license plate, basically move the plate to the center and mold in that hitch cover plate. Then I'll need to paint the indented/lower area of the bumper due to the "body work". Also plan to install fog lights in the front bumper...

I'll be a 67 year old 2024 Maverick owner pretty soon. Azure Gray AWD Ecoboost Lariat has shipped from Mexico as of yesterday!

That's why the Maverick is made in Mexico. No UAW there. Expect more auto jobs to slowly move to anyplace the UAW does not exist. It's one way to keep costs down.

I was just trying to avoid buying a bunch of paint and doing spray-outs to see which one matched the best. Yes, Krylon is good stuff, but "black" isn't alway just "black".

Has anyone found a flat or semi-gloss black paint that's an exact match for the black bumpers/rockers on these trucks? There are 100s of brands/types of black paint out there. Anyone verified a brand/color that reallly matches? (there is no factory color-code for this stuff... none of it is...

My Ecoboost AWD Lariat was build on the 24th. Now, how long till it gets here?

Mine, ordered in July, is "built" and ready to be shipped. I wonder how long it'll take to get to Connecticut?

Filter is about 1/2 the size you'll find on a 5 to 7 liter V8. The 2.5 L is about 1/2 the size of those engines, yet holds almost as much oil. I don't really see a problem.

You might not "need" it, but it will help with weight distribution, and the truck will handle better. And that could help a lot under slippery conditions. Loss of MPG? I'm not sure you could ever measure it. I'll put a couple hundred pounds back there. I think it is worthwhile.

It would be so much easier if you'd just post a link ti it!