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Looks great. How was the install of the Eibach springs. I have been looking at their leveling springs for the front of our 2025 AWD Hybrid.

I got my 3D printer fired up over last weekend and finally printed the receiver hitch cover I designed in Fusion 360. I also printed, painted, and mounted the custom Maverick emblem/badge I designed in Fusion to the cover. I am really happy with the way it turned out. We will see how durable...

The original poster's link was for the lowering kit. Here is the link to the lift kit. It says it is for the hybrid... https://eibach.com/product/E30-35-057-01-22?epsid=3654

I have also been considering the lift springs from Eibach and would be interested in any feedback.

On Monday, I made a run about 45 minutes north of us to pick up a small camper for my brother. It was the first time towing with our Maverick. We do NOT have the 4k Trailer Tow Package. The camper is a Helio Tear Drop unit that is 1550 lbs dry weight with about 40 sq ft of frontal area. It...

I have taken our 2025 AWD Hybrid Lariat through a traditional tunnel automated car wash dozens of times with no issues. I always have the autohold button on but I don't press the brake pedal hard enough to active it. I always put the gear selector in N and press the L button for neutral hold...

Over the last 2 weeks, Jill and I took our 2025 AWD Hybrid Lariat, BEKI, on a 3677 mile trip up to and around our cabin in Minnesota and also spent some time in the eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan. We had absolutely no issues on the trip and BEKI went over 30,000 miles on the way home...in...

That is the first thing on the list in the spring when it warms up here in Michigan. The rack is in storage for now.

Yup, I just had not put both prop rods up for these photos. I have driven at 70-75mph with the cover flipped all the way up and held in place with the prop rods with absolutely no issues and no fear of it breaking the rear window.

I mentioned in BEKI's build thread, but thought I would share a few more details and photos here. We wanted a way to conveniently haul our fat tire eBikes in the bed of the Maverick without having to buy a hitch mounted rack. With the two of them on a hitch mounted rack, I am always concerned...

Eibach also lists a spring lift kit (1.9" Front and 0.6" Rear lift) for the Mavericks including the Hybrids. I did a search and didn't see anyone that has installed one of their Pro-Lift Spring Kits. Looks like an interesting option. Anyone try them...

We have had BEKI just over a year and 26,000 miles. We have added a few small mods so far. I custom painted some tailgate letters that I purchased off Etsy. They have been on for more than 9 months and have held up to lots of miles, extreme cold (-35F) of Minnesota winters and extreme heat...

Rather than start a new thread, I figured I would just change this one up to be the build thread for our 2025 AWD Lariat, BEKI. (Realized this is entirely in the wrong section for a build thread, so will leave this for reporting BEKI's mileage and trip data....and create a new thread for the...

Our 2025 Lariat has the factory spray-in bedliner which is great, but we regularly haul our mountain ebikes with muddy tires in the back and having a liner that can be pulled out and hosed off would be great. We have also loaded reclaimed pea-gravel and river rocks in the bed and the liner...

I would love it one of the aftermarket companies came out with roof rails that bolted in place of the ditch molding that is currently there, like is found on the Bronco Sport. Much prefer to clamp the crossbars to a roof rail than to the painted bodyside that has to be done now on the Maverick

I really like your wheel and tire combo, FSU Tony. I found the wheels on TireRacks website, but they say they won't fit a 2025 Maverick. What did you use as a surrogate to let you order them? I can't even get the website to give me a price for the wheels. <G>

Do you have any photos of your combination? Which brand/model of tire are you running? Stock Lariat wheels or aftermarket? I am interested in alternatives to the stock tires on my 25. Thanks.

Thought of one more. Roof Rails integrated into the roof ditch seam similar to what is on the Bronco Sport. Even saw them on a Honda Ridgeline today. The aftermarket clamp-on ones just look, well, "aftermarket".

A deplorable, collapsible tray table for the front passenger to use that doesn't screw up the airbag deployment.

Favorite feature of our 2025 Lariat AWD Hybrid is the awesome fuel economy.