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Good so far, 3 years…I put 3 coats of ceramic on the paint first, and it seems ok.

Yes agreed, I had a ranger extra cab, Mav does have much more room…

Yes for me 🛻

Drop in in my ranger, nothing in my f150, it was beat to death, even a hole in the metal! Not worried about scratching it… when my new Mav was ordered, there was a point when the sliding rails were free with spray in liner, so I changed my order and have spray in. I added the Maverick rubber...

If you do it use the old bearing to press it in, it’s perfect size. Don’t forget snap ring…

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Worked on 23 lariat fx4, they are much smaller in person!…just installed them today.

23 ecoboost…only 7000 miles. Some work like firewood and Home Depot runs, mostly play…truck calls frequently saying drive me Im falling asleep… Only problem so far is chewed wiring, ate through ac wires $$$! Very happy so far, really has a lot power for a 2.0🛻 Love the color too…

In an emergency a few weeks ago, I had to drive my friend’s girlfriend’s car to the hospital. It was a 23 Nissan rogue, it had the worst shifter to use. It was a tiny handle with button to press for reverse… very non intuitive, made me like the Mav dial much more before!

23 ecoboost fx-4. Just went over 7,000 miles. Yes I know I don’t drive it too much, it still has new car smell! I retired a month before I got it. Her name is Skye and she says drive me Joe! Then she falls asleep and needs a trickle charge, 😆. I still smile every time I can floor it… great...

23 Mav in Area 51. Hauling the usual stuff, wood, dirt, dump runs. Tailgating to the air show and to the forty niners. Taking my daughter to the airport with all her gear. Add ons included are mud flaps, tailgate assist and letters. Also console organizer and cover. Front tinted windows

7056 ft. Donner pass in Sierras on the way to Reno

Yes I had some streaking ,with turtle wax, not on the Mav, but on my wife’s fusion in Oxford white. Yes the reapply and buff with a wet microfiber cloth worked.

I’m a fan of the turtle wax, easiest to apply of any I’ve used so far and great results! Three years so far. Mine was ceramic with graphene, and now just ceramic.

Yeah, nah! I signed up for the original, got things auto payed on it to get points, then vamoose! It’s gone and not a ford card anymore…had to switch things over to another card. I’m going to buy filters and differential fluid with the 30,000 points before they expire…

Yes any wax will work, getting them as clean as possible first is the key. As someone else mentioned light polish can help with the bad spots😎

Clean them with wheel cleaner, rinse and use soapy water and a small piece of claybar to clean them as much as possible. Don’t use the clay on your paint only on the wheels, then keep it separate or dispose it. Rinse, dry and then use a good wax, I did mine with turtle wax ceramic graphene...

Told you we’d all agree!

Poor guy, of course he is right…remember back when congress set it to 55 nationwide? If you can do it great , your truck may last longer and hold up. If you drive like you stole it, more freedom to you😎. Now let’s pick a topic we all agree on, 89 or 93 octane…synthetic or part-synthetic…

Yes it’s a good idea for me…have factory sibl and bought Maverick OE bed mat with points. Personal choice for me, things stay put, my knees thank me every time, and when I wash my truck, sometimes I’ll take it out and spray it down.