Does your Maverick have a jack?

[Cancunbadlands]

Behind the rear passenger seat

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[Glen Baker LLC]

From the 2026 Order Guide,,,,,

HRG

Thank you for post this

 

[Cancunbadlands]

Not on Janet's 26 model.
She got the compressor and bottle of goop instead.

Oh boy!

 

[babytruk]

From the 2026 Order Guide,,,,,

HRG

Ah, so I see where the change lists removal of the Jack… no, wait! Is that note cut off at the bottom? Sorry if I can’t see it. I guess they can also get rid of the gas funnel.

 

[Hot Runr Guy]

Ah, so I see where the change lists removal of the Jack… no, wait! Is that note cut off at the bottom? Sorry if I can’t see it. I guess they can also get rid of the gas funnel.

Here is more of that page.

 

[Tall Hobbit]

They haven't yet gone so far as to remove it from CP360 option at MY26 and later I hope?

 

[white maverick xl]

Mine has one and hope that I never have to use it and the 2008 Ranger that I had, I used the spare tire so many times that I had lost count.

 

[Barksdale123]

Mine (2023 XL is behind the rear seat, however being 76 I got one of these off amazon and put it in the back seat storage well.

 

[Glen Baker LLC]

Mine (2023 XL is behind the rear seat, however being 76 I got one of these off amazon and put it in the back seat storage well.

That'll get the job done
Thanks for posting.
Good reviews too.

Plus NO messing with hydraulic fluid possibly leaking.

 

[710-oil-614]

That’s absolutely wild.

Ford is absurd.

 

[pigsareus]

In all vehicles I own (especially ones w/fix-a-flat crap):

Spare - YES OEM. Always purchase if none OEM or come with.

Jack and lug tool - dont care about OEM. Always carry aftermarket low clearance bottle jack and colapsable 4 way.

Plus keep 1/2" socket set and torque wrench onboard too.

BTW: My Mav is a '26 Lariat AWD Hybrid and it did come with OEM spare, jack and wrench.

Plus purchase a traditional 'fix it' plug kit and cart around a pair of pliers and have an inflator - most simple nails/screws in tire can be easily fixed with the wheel on the truck and 10 minutes of your time, it'll at least get you back on the road and back home and then to the tire place if you want them to review your work .

 

[pigsareus]

Oh boy!

yep...guaranteed that you will have to buy a new tire since tire places won't work on a goop-fix tire to install a plug. Just buy a plug kit and cart it around along with a compressor and a pair of pliers, no need to take the wheel off - 10 mins of 'work' and you're back on the road in most typical cases....

 

[Maverick123]

Mine (2023 XL is behind the rear seat, however being 76 I got one of these off amazon and put it in the back seat storage well.

Don't forget to keep a LONG breaker bar and 21mm socket in the truck also. Lug nuts are torqued to 146 ft/lbs ... I keep a 24" ratchet in the truck for that

 

[Tbone91]

My experience in the dealership world, at least high end vehicles, is if it has an inflator kit then it has no jack. If it can be inflated with fix a flat then you don't need the jack. Also, they assume most people nowadays want someone else to deal with the issue for them, like roadside assistance or AAA. Not ideal for some but let's not forget how lazy Americans have become

 

[bluelobo26]

On my '26 Lobo, the 'Conventional Spare Tire' was a $115 option charge. Assuming as others have said, that if you don't get the spare tire you also don't get the jack.

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