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Must be better than Tim Hortons.

Definitely looks low. But those are not the original tyres/rims. Look at the size of the tyre against Ford specs.

Yes. Buddys' Road Trips skiing and biking. Family and friends of course (but not at the same time).

I thought the replacement axles corrected the design fault in the originals. If so I don't think you have any case. Even if you replaced the axles like-for-like, I still don't think you have a case. Ford has a programme in place to replace the original axles should they fail.

That is one mean looking truck. GR8.

I use the rear window when I drive to see what's behind me. My side mirrors show me what's in the lanes beside me and not what's in the lane behind me. Maybe it's something to do with some Mavs having a window that opens in the rear.

Very informative. Luckily my butler does all that technical stuff for me. Cots me $50,000 a year but I do have peace-of-mind...

Erh - don't let you tank get to E. My 24 Tremor came with the funnel. Get your dealer to order one for free. You shouldn't have to pay for something twice.

Just measure the height of your air dam. My vauge memory is it's quite low. Your 18" wheels will gain you 1/2" or so

There may be after market skid plates available. Your main challenge is the non-Tremor models have a very low airdam/front bumper. Virtually no clearance.

My 180 x 100s fit fine, but my 190 x 120s have to go on the roof.

I don't see a licence plate - where is it and how is it illuminated at night?

Your wife's grandfather built the cabin. What a great story. Cherish those memories.

It's a tie-down for when you load something onto the tailgate (it also doubles as a beer opener). You can buy a replacement tie-down that is compatible with a damper. Just search this site. The damper is slightly tricky to install but well worth it.

That looks like more than a hunting cabin.

Sweet.

I drink a lot of Spirit in the Holidays.

Awful, just awful.

You paid $32,900 for the 25 and received $24,000 for the 24 (not bad if you paid $27,000). I make that $8,900 for the upgrade. Sounds like you paid cash for the 24 and did not finance it, otherwise your $400 per month would be a lot higher.

I don't know what you paid for your 24; but let's say $28,000. So you lost $4,000 on your trade-in and then spent an additional $8,900 for the 25. So trading up cost you $12,900 in total. Ouch.