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I was going through my screens yesterday and i notticed an option saying software available update. Has this been there all along and i am just notticing it now, or is there an update for the maps? http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28335306/IMAG1373.jpg http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28335306/IMAG1375.jpg http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28335306/IMAG1376.jpg http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28335306/IMAG1377.jpg

I have a 2011 Edge Sport What products are you guys using to polish the rims? I know in the manual it says they are clear coated so you have to take that into account when picking a good pollish. Now that summer is here I want to get that nice shine they had when i first picked up the car. Thanks

I have a Sport. I do a lot of City driving. I am getting about 14mpg in the city and getting a little over 200 miles to the tank. I have 1,100 miles on the car. So if my conversations are right its not that far off from your car.

Yes definetly. When you put the two models side by side they do looking like different cars. FYI on the wheels: The pricer per wheel is about $1,500. Very very expensive rim. If you live where there are potholes think about getting the tire protection plan. Well worth it as it covers pretty much everything from nail in the tires to bent rims.

The Vista Roof is a $1,600 option on the Sport. I have it on mine. I fought back and forth long and hard between a Sport and LTD. Basically the main reason I choose the Sport is because of its looks. If you put a Sport and a LTD next to each other there definetly is a big difference. The Sport looks a lot meaner and very Sporty. The LTD is more like a luxury looking like the Lincoln. The Sport will make people turn their heads and look at your car. Espicially with the big rims. I like on the Sport that the moldings are the same color of the car. It looks a lot cleaner and nicer. The wheels dont look dirty at all. yes you have to keep them clean to keep that nice shiny look on them. If you take a fully loaded LTD vs. fully loaded Sport the difference is not that much at all. Maybe $1k. Here are some pics of my car. Let me know if you have any other questions. http://s76.photobucket.com/albums/j1/mark52479/2011%20Ford%20Edge%20Sport/

I have been told by two different dealers that there is a big shortage of the 22" rims. They seem to be very expensive and they cant make them quick enough. I have no idea if that is the reason yours is delayed but that is what I have been told.

Thanks for the reply. I have been looking into a good sealent for the winter and have heard good things about "Rejex" Wax Sealent. Now when the spring comes need to find a good Polish .

Are we 100% sure that our 22" rims are NOT clear coated? Makes a big difference on what to buy to clean them.

Where did you get the wheel locks from? Do you have a part number? Car looks awesome

Got mine done last month. To match the back they used 20% http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j1/mark52479/2011%20Ford%20Edge%20Sport/IMG_0223.jpg http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j1/mark52479/2011%20Ford%20Edge%20Sport/IMG_0230.jpg

I am using my EVO too and it works great. The only thing is no contact pictures. Did yours upload the pics?

Just did my car last night. Makes such a difference. Looks so much better I think.

Thanks for the response. That is what I have read that braking with them is not that great. My cousin had them on his Range Rover and stopping in the snow was not that great. I am on Long Island, NY. Not as much snow as you guys up there but last year we had tons more then usual. Are you keeping the rims or getting a whole new setup for the snow tires?

Has anyone tried the 22" Scorpion Tires in the snow yet? I have heard mixed review about these tires. Some say they are not good at all in the snow.

I have had the car 2 weeks now and no problems. I also use the bump to lock my doors all the time.