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Always forgetting during predrive process to turn it off, but the first time that engine turns off on the drive, the button gets swatted like a mosquito along with some expletives.

Today I removed the dealer temp tag and put on my state issued license plate. Haha!

2025 here. I'm close to Bartram Park and Nocatee.

how 'bout them!!! :) yes, it came rolled up in a 8x8 box and should be able to if the third row is needed.

Here is the link: https://www.smartliner-usa.com/products/smartliner-custom-fit-floor-mats-cargo-liner-liner-for-2020-ford-explorer-with-center-console-sa0423-b0423-c0423-d0423-e0423-c?variant=31767189192813

Just got XPEL XR Black ceramic 20% front doors and 70% everywhere else and also added the Smartliner cargo liner.

2025 with 85 miles lolz

Absolutely. Prefer the refresh. https://www.explorerst.org/threads/200-days-but-it-is-now-official.7690/#post-97756

Here is a post from the F150 site with some details. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Interesting. The NHTSA bulletin from Ford notes production dates from May through October 2021 for the potentially affected Lima plant 2.7's/3.0's (over 1/2 of the ~90k engines in F-150's). From about a year ago...

I thought all 2.7 and 3.0 ecoboosts were Nano. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_EcoBoost_engine

It took just over 200 days from when I joined this site on Feb 10, 2024 to bringing home an Explorer. After owning mostly Hondas, Subarus, Toyotas, and GMs for more than 30 years, I bought my first Ford in 2021 when ordering a Powerboost. We were thinking about replacing our Outback and...

You can also use them for service, like the first oil change/rotation or anything else.

If you can return them, I'd suggest swapping back to SL or XL tires and keeping LT tires for trucks and offroaders.

Why LT tires on an ST ??? I run LT on my F150 and keep them at ~42 cold when not towing and bump them up to ~50 cold when towing a 6500lb travel trailer.

Both you and the dealer should be price protected from Ford based on the order date even if you have a later build date. I just bought one that delivered this past weekend 8/25 with a 5/16 blend date and the sticker had the initial price before the May 9th increase.

It seems like they're just retiring using the Timberline name and using Tremor across all lines. It is mostly an appearance package anyway and to compete with honda trailsport and subaru wilderness editions in that market segment.

Some current 2025 footage and looks like the PIU has an old dash and front end still.

For 2025, there really aren't any options other than RWD or AWD and Color selection. Other than a painted roof, everything else is dealer available. Check the build and price, it is completely different than 2020-2024 configurators. That price above is with AWD and White color selected...

x-plan is about invoice, so you can generally save about 2,500 with Granger, but you have to offset flights, hotels, gas, and your personal time.