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Yes, I purchased a key fob on Amazon for $26.95 and got it cut by a locksmith for $20. They keyfob doesn't have the Ford logo, and is a little lesser quality, but it functions just fine. Amazon.com: MechanMagic Flip Key Fob Replacement Compatible for Ford F-150 F-250 F-350 2015-2022 Explorer...

If you only have 1 original key you'll probably have to visit the dealer...or a great locksmith

Of course anything COULD happen, but it's a car...like any other car...I wouldn't even call it a truck, but you should be just fine. Might have to get out and stretch every once in a while.

Not to mention the pressure variations based on ambient outdoor temperature...and elevation above sea level. We need a continuously available air compressor connected to all 4 tires that changes pressures based on environmental factors... LOL

I leave my key in my pocket. Unless I'm swimming...which I don't do...

Mine often has a smell of burning rubber. So far I haven't isolated where it's coming from. I have 14,000 miles on it..and I've been smelling it occasionally since I bought it. I'm sure the dealer wouldn't be able to find it either...but if I take it in for a recall or something else I will...

Just curious if you have a 'special' place to store the front tire...or is it just thrown in the bed or back seat?

Awesome. Thanks for the detail!

Thanks for the info

Is it possible to order a stick-on keypad and DIY?

I have the Demco Stay-in-Play Brake Controller installed in my 24 Maverick. It usually works fine, but occasionally after braking in the Motorhome...the brakes on the Maverick do not release. Compressor shuts off, but air seems to be trapped in the lines causing the pedal to not release. Does...

Thanks...It worked out great. No cable to plug/uplug. Just get in truck. Put phone in wireless charger and push button on steering wheel to talk to truck/phone..."Navigate to XXXX"...and display shows route w audio. Also good for text messages, calendar, etc.

I concur. I als use the Meguiars Cleaner Wax.

That's not a bad idea. I think I would have to get a USB splitter so I can plug this in...and the wireless charger at the same time. Or perhaps something like this with a USB-C type plug. thanks.

Yeah, I don't really like plugging and unplugging my phone every time I get in/out of the truck.

I did mine very similar to yours, but with a less expensive Wireless charging mount. The cubby insert is the key to it all.

I've always mounted my phones so I can see the Google Maps clearly without having to take my eyes off the road.

OK. Thanks for the clarification. I won't worry about it.

OH...that may be. It just looked like a panel would have clipped into place with those strange cutouts. I guess I won't worry about it. Thanks!!