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The g/f had a similar experience with her 2024 Ford Escape ST-Line....turned out to be a bad coil pack on cylinder #1. Replaced under warranty and on our way.

What brand are the tie downs and I am assuming you have the factory bedrail?

I have used mine several times without any complaint.

Well, shocks and struts (and related strut bearing plates) are a wear item, although, 33K miles seems a bit of an early demise...glad you got Ford to cover most of the cost.

Get that cooler off the hood - please. Or at least, put a towel down.

LOL...that is what AAA Plus is for.....hehehe I appreciate the offer of help though....

Yeah, sorry....realized I was answering him, not you....but I did correct my post.

He is kinda cute when he gets mad though....

No, but my personal satisfaction that I drew a childish response from you delights me to no end. Have a good night. Ask mom to reheat your hotpocket...it's gettin' cold down in her basement apparently.

You don't - fortunately, you have a solution a mouse click away...

Big ole nothing burger there....

Curious to see what the damage total will be. Good luck and glad you are not hurt.

...and I let Ford know that I did not appreciate your un-appreciation of his appreciation to recancel your unappreciated unappriation of his appreciation...

Well, if not Tremor - maybe Ford could dust off the Timberline name for a series of hybridized Tremor-esque type of softroader...

Remembering the "fuel line magnets" of the previous era that were designed to give you better MPG's as it "aligned the fuel molecules" or something along those lines.

I have a Craftsman V20 weed whacker and debris blower. Next mower will be electric as well...

That is what we call them in Central NY....good for Spring, Summer and Fall...but better get some dedicated snows for Winter or you'll be stranded at some point.

Brought the Maverick in yesterday for it's annual NYS safety/emissions inspection. While there, I had them do an oil change (yes, they used the proper 0W-20 Motorcraft synthetic oil) also completed the 26C10 trailer module software update - checked the fluid levels in the PTU and RDU (with a...

What I like about NAPA oils are that when they put the oil on sale, they put it ALL on sale, not just the 5 quart jugs and then "gotcha" since you need an addition 1 quart jug to top the oil to the correct level and most other stores don't bother putting their 1 quart bottles on sale.