Cruising up the Beartooth Highway at the Montana/Wyoming border 10000+ feet of altitude.
Headed to the North Entrance to Yellowstone.
The Wolfbox works quite well. Tremor even better!
Hand calculated this morning and averaged 27 MPG over the last 240 miles. Fuel gauge is odd to be seems to read low but still has plenty of fuel. Good piece of 80 MPH ND and MT, keeps up easily and soaks up road irregularities very well. Drove thru a large rainstorm and the tires gripped very well.
Superior to Devlis Lake today. Hit 30 MPG on the lie-O-meter. Will hand calculate tomorrow at next fill. Great ride all the way, plenty oomph for passing. Again mostly 70 MPH speed limits.
Just over 400 miles today all 65 and up. Burlington to Superior WI. Tremor soaks up road breaks and construction bumps. Android Auto for navigation works fine and listened to Audible Harry Potter all the way. 27.5 MPG average on the lie-O-meter.
AWD only no 4WD lock or rear diff lock. Front tire spinning and I'd bet the unseen rear also at times. As light as some pontoon barges can be that one is 18 or 20 feet with a bigger engine. Near maxed out even with the optional 4K towing.
As said, early use and still learning, but the 2017 Sync 1 connects fine with my phone via Bluetooth, I stream all my music and audio that way in the 2017 F150. I even removed the AM/FM. The Tremor though is is my first use of AA.
I have done quite regular yearly alignments on my 2017 F150, all at a local independent shop. I sunk a lot of $$$$ into the suspension and want it kept healthy. They will check my alignment after every tire swap because they know what I want. They only charge actual time spent setting up and...
May be a silly comment, my own early first use of Android Auto. I just connect wirelessly from my Samsung S23 and use Android Auto for navigation with Google Maps, streaming music from Pandora, audio books on Audible, and hands free phone calls. Phone is fully updated and the 2026 Maverick...
Not to get into a debate about real vs fake synthetic oils just adding info.
https://blog.amsoil.com/100-synthetic-oil-vs-full-synthetic-oil-whats-the-difference/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21521695621&gclid=CjwKCAjwmozTBhAeEiwAkEGZzm-2W3YsZWxhKqDLADGGQZSQpKm_T4ojTxrh3qU2iV9MTNkaRWC3rxoCNoMQAvD_BwE
Lot of concern from the posted article. But it did not mention the more advanced synthetic oils sold. These use Group 4 base oils built up from natural gas, or PAO base oil. Most of this base is supplied by Chevron and other chemical plants. The process is quite different from crude oil...
Only 1100 miles so far but those do impress me also!
I have had several brands of AT tires on other trucks, my favorites are Nokian Finnish Co the produces tires in Dayton TN. And Nitto specifically the G3 tires on my F150,
Quieter than the Michelin Defender OEM, better grip wet/dry. Gotta...
Mine is too new and need Cathy's permission, but having been a Road Racing fan for over 50 years I'm accustomed to the sound of 2 liter twin cam HP engines. I do enjoy that!
8th grade 1965, assignment write and present a report on a job or function in daily life. I chose "changing a tire" to the class, got an A on the assignment!