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I would offer them $17,000. Looks like a good deal.

Anythings possible when you have money. The answer would be no.

Someone on here raved about thr Toyo Versado CUV. I put them on my '07 and they are awesome tires in every aspect. They are $150 per tire. The stock lattitude HP's got really noisy as they wore down and were horrible and scary in the rain driving through puddles.

I use Turtle wax bug remover in a spray bottle. Then apply Lanes carnauba wax after removing bugs. The dryer sheet thing sounds very interesting and I can't wait to try that out ! When I had my dirtbike.....many moons ago, I only used WD-40 to clean the plastic.....that stuff takes off EVERYTHING and never damaged the plastic. I would be hesitant about applying it to the bumper and not wiping it off though.

Thiose rims look sweet ! Classy and bold but they look like they belong on the vehicle. I would have gotten a taller sidewall tire to fill the wheel well out a bit more and retain a somewhat smooth ride.....but that's just me. Cannot go wrong with blazing copper....I wish they offered this color on the '11.

I replaced all 4 rotors and pads front/rear at 50,000. The rears didn't really need pads but I like doing everything at once. Some people on here have had pads replaced at 20,000 and some are at 60,000 + with original pads/rotors. Have them replace the pads/rotors before you buy it. Just another bargaining tool.

I'm interested in this thread. Seems like retrosolutions would be the last choice @ $50.00 a pair !!!

I cannot believe the '11's are still having this issue ! Why doesn't Ford just ditch the PTU design and use the design of another car manufacturer. This is utterly ridiculous. I am so glad I did not go with the AWD.

Personally, I think the only gamble is not getting the extended warranty coverage. Paying a thousand and change up front gives me piece of mind knowing that I will not be stuck with a huge repair bill if something breaks on my vehicle. To each his own on this one but to compare purchasing extended warranty coverage to a game of roulette is ridiculous.

There is absolutely no spark on the exhaust stroke of the edge or any internal combustion engine for that matter. Your exhausting the burned air/fuel mixture from the cylinder so why would that need spark.......?

Why didn't you just re-use the stock sensors ?

Sorry for the bad news but the bearings cannot be replaced. You need to buy the whole hub assembly with the bearings already pressed on.

Great write-up. Thanks !