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2024 Maverick XLT Hybrid Haul some home landscaping supplies and do some rooftop tent camping

Wouldn’t be the "perfect country song" without the twang. “I was drunk the day my mom got out of prison…"

You’ll also find a lot of ideas from other Mav owners’ setups in that Forum: Off-Roading, Overlanding, Camping Technique, Planning, Trails

The drive was great. I didn’t even think about comfort (or lack of) during the trip. With my setup, and where the tent sits behind the cab, I did not notice any extra wind noise, other than what we hear under normal Maverick driving. I also don’t notice any extra noise with just the Tuwa rack...

I have the drop-in liner in my truck, but after I installed an aftermarket hard tonneau, I was a little worried about water leaking into the bed, so I got a couple of these at Home Depot. They keep stuff from sliding around, but also keep my camping cargo from sitting in a pool of water if I do...

Very happy with my Tuwa shiprock mid. does not get the tent below the cab roofline, but allows you to see behind with the rearview mirror. See my thread and photos of my setup at...

Has happened a couple of times now, second time was this morning. I turned on the radio and there is no audio to the speakers. I only get a hum; the hum does get louder if I turn up the volume knob, or quiet if I turn it down to zero. Same result whether it is the Ford Audio FM radio or Apple...

Welcome. Nice looking truck! You will learn a lot on this forum and can find a ton of ideas about personalizing/modifying if you want to do any of that.

Roofnest Condor. They have improved version now, but I am happy with ours, and it is good fit to Maverick.

"the hybrid, from all the information we have, has no use for the extra. This is really about the ecoboost...." Someone posted this above, but it is interesting that the section in the owners manual about the vehicle doing better on 91 octane in some situations does not seem to differentiate...

welcome. I have a 2024 hybrid XLT in the same color. I am also a Ford person since my grandfather sold Fords in San Antonio. And I have family now in Bentonville area. This is a fun little truck to drive and play with. You will find a lot of useful info on this site.

Well, people that know what they’re doing do climb up to the top of the real Devils Tower. But not me. there is a rocky point called Little Devil’s Tower in Custer State Park, SD. That is climbable by regular folks. That’s where that photo was taken.

Ordered both, and got discount on both, but the manual seat side won't be delivered until Sept 30. Power driver's side will come in two days.

I had the battery replaced under warranty about 3 weeks ago (2024 Hybrid) - dealer put in the non-AGM battery as specified in the owners manual, which was a better battery than what came in it new. Also had them do the AC module software update. Then went on a 12-day 3400 mile trip. Had a...

No I didn’t have gear with me. But saw plenty of people with fly rods along the river. People in our campground were catching trout lunches just steps from their campers.

We had reservations to camp in Custer, but cold front dropped temps into mid 30s the three nights we were there. I was happy to be out of the mid-90s temps here in Texas, but Roofnest not insulated so we stayed in one of the lodges instead. 20% discount for three night stay, and we slept warm...

Lot of history there. I worked for IHS, but was never assigned to that part of the country. We drove right through there on our way up to Custer SP...

Yes - it was a beautiful trip and a great vacation to unplug from some of the things going on in our lives now. But I do like seeing the rest of the world as well. Work or vacations have taken me to every continent except Antarctica. Had a great time renting a car and driving and walking...

Did not get to Crazy Horse - just added a photo of Devils Tower...

Enjoyed that corner of your state very much. Custer SP was spectacular!