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Hell of a shot...but I think you meant from the "right" lane. That solid white doesn't look like a lane. :cool:

OK, I’ll try. It doesn’t matter if your wife opens the door first or second…. you’re still hitting the lever with your hand or finger. 😂😂. You are not hearing the door “lock” ….that is the clicking of the engine when the hybrid stops.

Nope...both you and Zen above are 100% incorrect. When he said above..."Some are not"...NOPE...they are ALL you hitting the "lever" with your left hand. Guaranteed. Also...I've never needed the keypad because I just walk around to the passenger door and hit the unlock "button" with the unlock...

For sure….if that’s quoted in the Works… yeah I’d make sure they did it too. I have the “service plan” which gives me 10 free oil changes. I know they rotate the tires and maybe they do check the pressure….but I’ve never asked them to.

This.....two reason to plug the phone in. 1. To CHARGE it. 2. Because some drivers do not want passengers to hear the phone conversation as it starts/continues over a Bluetooth(truck speaker) connection. :)

I'd say a very small percentage of dealers will mess with your air pressure at service...unless you ask them to. They've never reverted to the door jamb on any of my service visits in the last 15 years. And I always run more than the posted pressure on the door. :cool:

Crazy that it was over 30 years ago....but stranger things happen. We JUST had a new one surface about a year ago in Texas. Local San Antoino BBQ chain Bill Miller's had to pay out about 2 million to someone that spilled the BBQ sauce on them and they got burnt. There was also a second person...

Where have you been? Every single drug commercial says “may cause death”…. just listen to it. One of them even says dizziness may cause owner to buy a Hyundai Santa Cruz…..I think I’ll take my chances. 😂😂😂

Yeah, standard cables are fine, but man, the convenience of these little jumpers is awesome. I’ve used my Noko WAY more on other people at work and on the road then I have myself. 😊

Dave...they make a bigger Noco for twin battery diesel trucks. GB70 I believe. I've got the big one in my F250 and the little 40 in my Mav.

Did you read the title? It's not a Ford manual. It's probably a Dodge..... :cwl: :cwl:

Dude....run 38/39 and forget about it. 35 to me is a bit too soft. 40/41 is a bit too hard.

All I see when I read a Blackstone report like that is "Bla Bla Bla...Oil. Bla Bla Bla...Oil is good...Bla Bla Bla...stop worrying so much about nothing.....bla bla bla.......don't ever do that again. :rockon::rockon::rockon:

You ain’t kidding….😂😂😂

One thing you will notice, as mentioned on here....the paint on the Mav is super thin. I've NEVER had as many rock chips and nicks as I do on my 2024 Oxford White. I was amazed how many and I hadn't even hit a year yet. Oh...and also...I got 4 rocks to the window in the first year. (two were...

Sweet. Keep us posted.

I see what Maverick dragon is saying is that picture after you put the silicone on?….Because if so, why does it look like shit?

I'm probably on pickup truck number 10 over the years......and every one has had a rubber mat from various manufacturers and I've never had one flop up or fly out. Best bet if you want to keep that one would be two small screws in the front. Easy to unscrew and remove to clean if needed. Good...

Stop....go no further. You JUST answered your own question...with this: I purchased a decent quality, fairly popular, inexpensive, custom fit, no name bed mat from Amazon. :facepalm::facepalm::facepalm:

Kind of crazy that we have to go to Lowe’s to fix a brand new truck ….man 🥴🥴🥴