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This morning, I received a call from my salesman. He said they had received an email from Ford stating the full-size spare option is causing builds to be delayed and recommended that I drop it. I gave him my approval to remove it from my order.
With the removal of the Co-Pilot 360 option last month, I am now down to the $100 trailer hitch receiver as the only option ordered for my Ecoboost XLT in Cactus Gray.
My opinion...if the full-size spare actually was a full-size spare as most reasonable people expected when they saw it described as such, this likely wouldn't be an issue. Being an odd size and likely built by one supplier is probably why there are fulfillment issues with the "full-size" (narrow) spare.
With the removal of the Co-Pilot 360 option last month, I am now down to the $100 trailer hitch receiver as the only option ordered for my Ecoboost XLT in Cactus Gray.
My opinion...if the full-size spare actually was a full-size spare as most reasonable people expected when they saw it described as such, this likely wouldn't be an issue. Being an odd size and likely built by one supplier is probably why there are fulfillment issues with the "full-size" (narrow) spare.
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