This makes sense and explains why I feel it is a harsh ride. Thanks for reminding me of that difference between the Hybrid and the AWD version EcoBoost. Non-AWD EcoBoosts should ride similar to the Hybrid.
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You are in for a pleasant surprise, my Hybrid rides great!!!
Oh. So uhh first time truck. And only ever had to deal with tire pressures on a mini Cooper. Just assumed that the 50 psi was normal and never expected the recommended to be lower than that little cars lol.
Glad this thread informed me I need to fix that haha
Have not had an issue with bumps though. Smooth drive all this time.
Glad this thread informed me I need to fix that haha
Have not had an issue with bumps though. Smooth drive all this time.
Well I still agree with most of the posts on this thread where someone says "smooth on smooth pavement, harsh on rough pavement, does not soak up bumps or potholes well." https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/ride-quality-inquiry…-rough-harsh-or-choppy.5859/
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Well I own one too and I disagree on any road that isn't perfect. Maybe you have perfect roads where you live but here in Ohio we do not. This will in no way change my mind about what a great little truck it is but I know what I feel driving it. Others are also agreeing with what I say.
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We're not leaving until next weekend, hopefully by then it will be even colder here in Michigan and warmer in Florida. Just to make sure we get some good average MPG figures there, we'll stay for the whole month and report back.
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