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I don't have a winter setup but I did replace my Pirelli Scorpions before fall last year with Mastercraft Courser Trail tires 225/65R17. These have performed well for me this winter driving through roughly a foot of unplowed snow. A good all season tire at a decent price point.

I think it depends on the dealer. No dealer is supposed to let you pick it up but alot of them won't sell them when there is that type of recall that says they can't deliver it.

$7000.00 plus for new transmission in these and there have been some failures after regular warrenty was up. Other parts PTU and RDU have seen some failures and replacement is expensive. While the number of failures is low overall I'm not gambling with those costs.

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I believe it is up to the customer to fill out and provide to the dealer. The dealers have nothing to do with intiating the discount. I don't see it listed on Fords website and thought it used to be. https://www.ford.com/trucks/maverick/2026/pricing-and-incentives/?gnav=header-shop-io

Leer Quad Fold. Lighter panels and opens up all the way for full use of the bed. Panels do not cover third brake light when opened all the way. A little more expensive then others but worth the price.

Attachable detachable tow mirriors. Not alot of great options out there for the Maverick.

DRIVING IN COLD WEATHER The functional operation of some components and systems can be affected at temperatures below approximately -13°F (-25°C).

Check your manual these are not sealed headlights and certain amount of moisture is normal.

Correction I got the xipoqix https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPHB3JWZ?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 visors which are similar and worked well after break in.

I have these Visors and what I found is the clips have to be in a specific area and once you close the window it took a couple of days for it to wear in so it didn't fit so tight and the window wasn't interfered with. I had to push the visor out and raise the window. After waiting a couple of...

My friends buck in my Maverick. Officially christened lol.

Ok the manual covers both.

See post #3 and #6

My manual from 2024 for my Ecoboost does not say you cannot use it on dry pavement. I have an FX4 and it only says that for Mud Ruts and Sand modes.

The original reply was from a link for bronco sport which is what I'm referencing. Also my manual from 2024 contains info for both Eco Boost and Hybrid models.

Maybe this changed from 2024 to the 2025 model year but my manual is a little different. SLIPPERY This mode lowers accelerator pedal responsiveness, adjusts transmission shift points, and optimizes traction and stability controls to help mitigate wheel spin and maintain vehicle control in slick...

That is the correct function. It self regulates.