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After I installed a new set of tires, the truck was shaking less after accelerating around 40 mph but it was still shaking. Now I am not sure what to do next.

Michelin agreed to replace the tires. I will have to buy new tires for the same price or less and send the receipt.

After my initial set of tires started wearing out around 33k miles, I replaced them with a new set of Michelin Defender 2s from Costco. Right after I replaced them, I noticed my truck shaking when I accelerated to 40 mph. I had the tires aligned and the tires still shook . I took it back to...

My Maverick was shaking with outside temperatures around 75 degrees Fahrenheit

My 2023 Maverick Lariat Hybrid does that once in a while too. My service advisor couldn’t find any cause and couldn’t replicate the shaking.

You can look at motorcycle hitch carriers with a ramp.

If the cover is easy to remove when needed and it is not too heavy then it should be fine

I am in South Florida and I usually get 38 or 39 miles per gallon that I calculated. I once got 50 on a short trip. I drive in normal mode and maybe half city and half highway. I use 89 octane gas. I just drive normally and don’t try to improve mileage. I do check my tire pressure at least twice...

I have a lariat with the luxury package and 360 and don’t have a front sensor. I assumed that I was going to get one but when I called Ford, I learned that it was not an option.

The Geico extended warranty cost was about $15 for 6 months with a $100 deductible and I can extend for up to 7 years. Ford quoted me $3,702.20 for 8 years and 85000 miles with a $100 deductible. The price difference is enormous.

I bought the Geico new car warranty

There’s another thing to consider. My service advisor said that a synthetic blend is fine for my hybrid and will not void the warranty.

I thought that Ford sends the specs to the oil manufacturers and then they have to pay for the testing and certification. But I don’t know for certain.

Here’s the technical data sheet for the 0w-20. It shows that the oil is “recommended for” the Maverick specification

Note that “recommended” is not “meets” or “certified”, but it is something.

Ben emailed me: The Kirkland synthetic 0W-20 we manufacture would be recommended for the Ford WSS-M2C962A-1 spec so you can use this with confidence. It looks like the 0w/20 is good for the Maverick Hybrid!

Did they say anything about the 0w/20 specifications for the hybrid? If you did not ask, can you provide me with the contact information?

Kirkland oil might meet the Ford Specifications. It takes time and money to test and maybe the oil company hasn’t done it.

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I don’t have the black edition in part because of the tinted headlights