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rims and tires look way too small

same here, no issues

I was concerned about road noise, handling and mileage. None of it changed.

I bought a set of steelies and mounted P245/75Rx17 all terrain tires to give me better clearance and fill fenderwells. No rubbing of any kind and may mileage has remained the same,44 mpg.

I looked at a Ranger and compared the interior specs with Maverick, they were basically identical. So I got a midsized interior in my Maverick.

Yes, I put a Barn Owl box years ago, not a100%. when I clean it out, there are hundreds of mice and rat skulls.

The base seats from all major manufacturers are not comfortable. Rented a RAV4 on a trip, worst seats I had ever sat on, thankful I only had to endure 4 days.

I thought the same thing about the Santa Fe. Are they DOT approved?

Sounds like a regulator, not sure on Maverick, but most regulators come with the motor included

very true

Rule of thumb: repaired vehicle with salvage title is worth half of wholesale value for that model

The connecting tabs at both ends are broken. Looks like someone tried to pry it off and broke those off.

Have around 2500 miles on them, no rubbing of any kind, yes website said the same at America's Tire. I trusted our fellow Maverick owners with this size and I don't believe there was one complaint about rubbing

Bought Dextero all-terrain at Walmart,$400 out the door with road hazard. Good ride quality, put P245/65R17s on set of steelies, instead of the stock Lariat 19s for the summer in WY. These tires are actually made in the USA, I believe South Carolina.

I am 6' and my 2025 Lariat seats are perfect, did a 9 hour drive with 2 pitstops and no pain in back or legs

try a hair dryer or heat gun on low setting while the plastic may have some memory left

See if you can snag a set of Lariat seats at a salvage yard. I have done 9-10 hour driving days and no discomfort what so ever. 25 Lariat Hybrid AWD

Have seen this quite often over the years on many different brands. Some people pull the belt out hard and fast creating friction that cuts into the plastic

Ford and Toyota reached a mutual agreement years ago as they were both developing hybrid technology. Both had very similar engineering and decided suing each other did not serve anyone.