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17” OE steel wheels and tires with 40k miles (no TPMS) from 2022 Maverick XL hybrid Asking $240 for the set, OBO

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I’ll take a look, thank you (still trying to learn how to navigate this site)

Looking to replace the steel wheels on my 22 Maverick XL with 17” OEM black alloys.

Don’t have a definite answer for you but I only use my compressor when the vehicle is running

I was able to track my XL hybrid, but have not been able to do that for my wife’s truck, at this point I’m happy to wait but we are planning a trip out west and I’d rather put the miles on her vehicle 👺

Thanks for the info, we've been waiting 530+ days, so what's a few more weeks

Good question, I only have the railcar#, which my salesman emailed me, still haven't seen the window sticker

I've been tracking rail progress on my wife's XLT since it crossed the border about a week ago...it's currently in Carthage MO; thank you again for the folks who posted instructions for how to do that wondering now if there are one or more standard locations where new Mavericks headed to Ohio...

As long as she’s got heated seats, she’s happy

Actually ordered this XLT for my wife just so she’d stop driving my XL all the time

highly optioned Lux Pkg built 1/17/23 ETA is 2/25/23

My XL Hybrid frequently does this and I'm glad they're finally working on a fix; when I first reported it back in August, within 30 days of purchase, I was told it was a normal characteristic. "BS" said I. BTW, it is definitely a safety problem if you're holding a hot cup of McDonald's coffee...

Quick update on the warning light (pre-crash front facing camera not operational). Camera /module appears to be fried, unrelated to payload, but waiting for parts to be replaced under warranty.

mine just has a single port, the air inflator i purchased has a cigarette lighter socket; i've also used an adaptor in the port to charge my phone

Joe, I did not disconnect the battery but was careful when threading the wiring behind the bed frame to the plastic cubby. The USB port I used was a from NAPA auto parts designed for marine use, the air inflator was from AutoZone, the cubby is a Ford accessory

Better protection from the elements and from any possible damage loading or unloading

I got the hard roll up, very happy with that BAK product on two previous F-150s

Sorry no other photos, was in a hurry to unload and get to work