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You need to remember that the back wall of the bed is the back wall of the cab. Tie stuff down, or you will be bending the back wall of the box into your cabin space. Could damage equipment mounted on the cab wall of your cab.

If you wanted the Lariat package, you had to order it. It doesn't just happen.

Only problem with that, is Ford, or any other manufacturer, use AAA as their roadside assist. They don't have fleets of tow trucks sitting around waiting for calls for roadside assistance. I had to use AAA for a lockout last summer and it was 120 minute wait. Be nice to hear what went wrong...

Yea it would be nice if it would default to the last one you were using.

The window was broken by a thief to get the change.

I had a friend whose Volvo ended up with $400 broken side window for about $2.50 in loose change. With $500 deductible.

Where have you been?

I'm 6.0, and have noticed zero difference in mirror placement in my 24 Maverick than I did with my 2011 Ranger or Taurus. I notice your picture is taken up near the ceiling of your Maverick.

Stonner Invisible Glass is a good window cleaning product for DIY folks.

My pet peave is the driving mode changing every time I turn off the engine.

It goes off by itself!

The wiper arms will move out from under the hood manually, grab them and move them up out from under the hood. you can then lift them off of the windshield. Just make sure you move them back in normal position before you start the engine or remote start.

Why are you hitting the OK button after seat belt warning light??? It goes away once all belts are done up.

Spend $35 and get a very easy to install, tailgate soft opening cylinder.

Didn't say heating drains the battery, but all those other things like heated seat ,steering wheel radio and fans does drain the battery, so you are driving in hybrid instead of electric.

Just look at your information on your dashboard after a winter drive compared to a summer drive. My hybrid during the summer would run on electric for about a third of the miles. During this winter of very cold weather, I've dropped from 33% electric to about 10% electric. Driving at 75 mph also...

I'd be bungee cording that up. Just doesn't feel that secure to be drivinng with it up all the time. Beyyer safe than sorry.

I had it installed during the build. Truck is 11 months old with zero stone chips. I think it was worth it

I love driving mine, look forward to it every time I drive it. Everyone who rides with me compliments me on how nicely it rides and how comfortable it is. I have the 24 FWD Lariat, and it has all the power and toys that I require