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You are fine. I don't use it myself. It may have useful information, but I am savvy enough to stay on top of my truck. Don't like any big brother functions it may have.

I have run premium fuel per owners manual from day one.

"Au naturale" I let nature take care of it with a heavy rain!;)

I chose the Ford OEM visors paid with Ford points. A lot of folks don't like them, however I chose function over form. They work as advertised.

This is a thought provoking question. I knew from the start this was an inexpensive vehicle, built with low-end features and materials. Such as exposed edges of stamped steel panels in the engine bay, with no seals to prevent dust intrusion. Cheap plastics abound in the cabin. Wonky...

Six months.

I too have moved 800-1,000 lb. loads of river rock several times with no obvious ill effect. Tires were set at the recommended pressure. Rear end did squat, but the truck felt solid and sure-footed, with plenty of torque.

or these... door pocket ppf kits. www.yelloproauto.com/collections/paint-protection

Divorce court!

if this has been said before...CAPABLE.

Something like the anti-fatigue mats that can be found at Harbor Freight.

Double ditto on the Smartliners.

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On my '23 XLT the power turns off immediately.

No comments. This is a Ford Maverick, they are a dime a dozen, nothing special about it.

IMHO, the Gatorback HD flaps are the best flaps around. They are 1/2" thick rubber mats with excellent coverage. I bought them from Sharptruck and paid $250 for a set of four with all mounting hardware. I bought the ones without any logo because it's obvious this truck is a Ford. They...

Ford's simple drop-in bedliner for me. I had a 2005 Nissan Titan with their SIBL and it turned out to be garbage. Peeling, blistering and bubbling. If you are going with a SIBL, surface prep is paramount.

Easy to clean, easy to remove/install. Good coverage under the gas pedal.

Smarliners for me.

Same here.