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I don't know. I replaced the tires at around 30 miles when I picked up my Lariat.

I'm getting around 38-40 MPG under normal usage so far.

Wasn't there a lift kit that Ford was coming out with that would be covered under warranty?

Removing the trim to do the wiring for the homelink mirror isn't hard. Just use a gentle pry tool on the mirror panel and it'll pop right off.

Nokian Outpost APT. Good "aggressive" look but still relatively low rolling resistance to maintain fuel economy.

Just be careful mounting the tire to bypass the claws. It was designed to catch the tire in the event of a rear-ending to help prevent the spare tire flying into the fuel tank.

Been waiting for someone to come out with a tie down that works with the tailgate assist and screws into the tailgate at two points. I'll take one.

My dealership allowed up to $5k on card with no fee. So I used my 2% cashback card and racked up $100 worth of points for a single swipe. Of course will pay off the $5k once the balance is due but for now the $5k is sitting on a 4.75% high interest savings account for now.

If Hyundai were smart they'd come out with a hybrid model of the Santa Cruz or even an AWD Hybrid to beat Ford to the punch on that drivetrain option.

OK.

Had to wire my mirror in my Lariat and your post was a big help. Short and succinct and exactly the info I needed for my three wire cable.

Took me about one week from shipment date to final delivery for my Lariat. Socal dealership.

When the market segment is only two models, and the Maverick is by far the better value proposition over the Tacoma Hybrid, then that's not surprising.

Let us know how that goes. :LOL:

Let me know how wishing something to be true works out for you in reality.

SOLD

Nokian Outpost APTs in 245/60R18 size.

Picked up my Lariat and immediately mounted the Nokian tires I've been planning on installing, so these tires are practically brand new and in excellent condition. Barely 30 miles on the odometer when the tires were unmounted. Pick up a spare set for your Lariat for cheap or if you need to...

The Kia mirrors everyone have been using are around $20, so shop around unless $300 is the labor to install it which I suppose is understandable if you're uncomfortable with doing the wiring yourself.

A badly photoshopped picture of a Maverick does not a Stout make.