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LOL! Same wheels I had on my S60!

UP Michigan for it's first road trip, fall of 2022.

It might thaw out by Friday...

I was in the same boat. Debating on whether to get the EB 4k or a Ranger because of the towing, but decided to try the hybrid Mav instead because of my daily 100+ mile commute. The majority of my towing/hauling is 2k or lower, so I decided to give it a try. I kept my old F150 for the heavy stuff...

Bugs on the windshield in the camera area.

And I stand with what I’ve said. I’ve got 40 years in at two different dealers and have dealt with these issues. I’m just saying that you need to go through your own insurance. They have the lawyers and knowledge to get the situation resolved. It’s what you pay them for. If you would rather...

The insurance only covers vehicles that the dealership owns. It may be different in other states, but in MN, insurance must be provided by the owner, no matter who drives it. Not the dealership’s car, so not their insurance, either. The way the dealer handled it, though is another issue.

It's not the dealer's fault. That is why we are required to carry insurance for the vehicle. When you sign the repair order it is one of those things in the small print that you are acknowledging, that the dealer is not responsible for damages that would be covered by your insurance. If it was...

I recently had the same with mine, 22 with 40k. It definitely came from the rear end, though. Lasted for a few seconds and then it was fine. It's getting a tire rotate today, so I'll check it out then.

I've never opened it, so it's just filled with missing 10mm sockets.

Apple. But probably switching back to android soon!

Fuelly

Actual mileage, using E15 gas, and on it's second winter. About a third of the miles include towing or hauling 1000# or more.

40k and just a bad 12v battery and a squirrel-chewed parking brake wire. Zero downtime in 18 months.

The traction control runs through the ABS module which relies on a signal from the TPMS sensors. You may trip an ABS light when it's activated, unless Forscan is able to reprogram the module to ignore that signal.

I've got 40k on mine, with about 1/2 of those miles either hauling or towing and they're still at 4-5/32" each. I'm guessing that you have a lot of city miles with heavy starts/stops.

I work at a dealer, and we buy parts from other dealers frequently. It depends upon whether your dealer values customers or profits.

It's a federally mandated requirement for all cars sold in the US since 2007. Most manufacturers have gone to an algorithm-based system that reads from the ABS/wheel speed sensors to determine the tire pressure indirectly and no longer need the tire sensors, but they are still being used on a...

I added the tonneau and mudflaps, but now looking for interior options!

They worked on mine. It's not completely clean back there but they blocked a lot of it.