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Same boat as you. Just crossed 50k miles in mine, and want to do more than the oil change this go-round. Might be a bit pricey!

Indeed, should! Lots of factors. She's also more around town and I'm more highway miles, which makes it even weirder. Anyways, we're both very pleased with what we're getting!

Well, there is now less oil globally. So, technically, there is in fact a shortage. So who gets the oil depends on who pays the piper. Oil companies aren't motivated to keep the oil in the US just because it was produced here if prices are better elsewhere.

The issue then becomes when Mexico and Venezuela, and even domestic producers are tempted to sell internationally because they're being offered higher prices by the folks that would have bought oil elsewhere. That demand can create a bit of shortages. It's a global market.

Funny, but my 2 door base and my wife's 4 door SAS get about the same, give or take 1mpg.

I've wondered about the accuracy of the fuel efficiency guage in my 2 door 7 speed. But, for highway miles, it's reasonably accurate. I make a 262-mile trip twice a week and I fill up when I leave and arrive with about a quarter of a tank left. So it's in the 19-20mpg range. But, I pretty...

And a thread headed toward perdition with conviction, which you didn't mention.

My 2022 2 door base model 7 speed 2.3 told me I was getting 21mpg with the 29" duelers. After I changed out wheels and tires to 34.6" tires, It's telling me about 19.5. The 19.5 is about 2.6% high since I didn't quite nail the Forscan adjustment on the new tire diameter. So, still around...

It's an "above the line" deduction, too, meaning you don't have to itemize your deductions in order to take it. I bought a used Bronco just before they passed this. :mad:

Another MT fan here. I put the MT Baja Boss on mine. 255/85 17. 34.6" and I just removed the crash bars.

Like the white version better. But not at near $100k.

Square headlights!!! 😭

Probably around $38k new in China.

Somehow, this just seems like not the greatest idea.

180 degrees. If you go past that, you're rolling back over.

Yeah, and I've casually looked around for an aftermarket that doesn't open. No luck so far and the folks at one of the F150 forums hadn't seen one in the wild, either.

Yep. $650 repair on mine. That failed. $2k replacement expense followed. THAT one also failed. The frustrating thing about it was I never used it intentionally. I just liked opening the screen. But occasionally I would hit the wrong button and open the glass. Like three or four times...

Maybe so. Lots of variables. My wife gets 20 with her 4 door SAS, but probably different gearing, too.

Also rocking a Van Staal? Nice.

20 to 16? I went from the 29" Duelers to 34.6" MT Bajas and went from 21 to 19.5mpg.