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In San Diego we have dry, sandy, and rocky soil. 2wd vehicles do pretty well as long as they have AT tires with good grip. I drive dirt roads and driveways weekly and have never needed AWD. Different story if you do recreational off-roading. Meanwhile my neighborhood gas station is at $6.50/gal...

not really - hoping for more of a retractable cover. It does not stay rolled up if you let go, has to be secured with straps.

I have four Maverick Lariat 18" Wheels and Tires for sale. Tires are Michelin Primacy 225/60R18 Included lug nuts Located in San Diego Selling because I put AT Tires and Wheels on my new truck.

My Lariat Hybrid with floor liners, tonneau roll-up, power moon, lux package, and co-pilot 360: Order Date: 6/14/21 Delivery Date: 3/22/22 Dealer: Perry Ford National City (San Diego) Current Mileage: ~600 MSRP: $34,045.00 CA Tax: $2,645.00 CA Fees: $644.00 Ford Accessories: $962.63 1"...

My Lariat Hybrid with floor liners, tonneau roll-up, power moon, lux package, and co-pilot 360: Order Date: 6/14/21 Delivery Date: 3/22/22 Dealer: Perry Ford National City (San Diego) Current Mileage: ~600 MSRP: $34,045.00 CA Tax: $2,645.00 CA Fees: $644.00 Ford Accessories: $962.63 1"...

I have the same questions as numike. Do you all think the 2" lift kit would work on hybrid too? best place to resell factory tires/rims.