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I left mine on. It shifted out as it needed to.

I can't say about campers or travel trailers but my Edge has pulled my 3000# bass boat from Kentucky through the Finger Lake region of New York and has done a great job so far. I've logged about 1300mi on this trip so far and the average mileage when pulling has averaged a consistent 16mpg. The previous tow vehicle was an 05 F150 with a 5.4 and trailer towing package. What a difference in gas mileage while pulling. My boat trailer does have surge brakes which makes quite a difference in stopping ability and I have the factory trailer towing package installed on the Edge. So far, I couldn't be happier

Just as an update. I've put about 2,000 mi. on since the repair and it is driving fine. No more drift to the right

That was my thought too, then I went to tirerack.com and read the reviews on the Continentals. Looks like the reviews say they are very good tires

My wife's 06 Camry LE 4cyl automatic routinely gets 30 to 32 mpg running 75 with air and 22mpg around town. That being said, I'm extremely pleased with my Edge SEL+ FWD.

I had the problem with mine. The dealer first did an alignment only and that did not correct the problem. They reset the strut plates and that corrected the problem, it drives straight and true. My understanding from the dealer is they try the alignment first and resetting the strut plates is the true fix. I'm satisfied with the fix

Yes, I have the 3500# towing package. I'm going to tow the boat to upstate NY in a couple of weeks, That will be about 1300mi round trip. From the experience I had pulling the boat to the lake here, I don't think it will be a problem.

I have an 18' bass boat. the total weight of the package including trailer is 2900lbs. The Edge pulls it just fine. As a side note, I have surge brakes on the trailer.

Put your finger tips on both hands under the silver trim at the bottom as much as you can. Pull straight outward. The whole center piece releases and lifts up and off at the top. Hope this helps, it worked for me.

I have the Huskyliner in mine, perfect fit. I got the black. Here is a link to where I got mine. http://www.autoanything.com/

I like the color. Not grey and not tan, more of a darker creme. I'm using black all weather mats through out. Works well for me

I've had my Edge SEL+ FWD for 10 days now. It is equipped with 18"wheels and trailer towing package. After I picked the vehicle up from the dealer I drove 30 mi. and then topped the tank off to accurately measure the fuel economy. After ten days of driving and 200mi. this is my result. All of the driving was in town with several short interstate trips of 10 miles or less. The trip computer at the time of fill up was registering 19.0mpg. Total fuel used was 11.5 gals. total cost of $26.50, 201 miles traveled for a 17.5mpg average actual calculated. My previous vehicle was an 05 F150 5.4l 2wd. Driving it in a similar fashion my average mpg was 13.5. I also checked the accuracy of the speedometer with my Garmin 2610 GPS. I found the speedo to be spot on up to 65mph. At 70 and 80mph the speedo was 1mph fast. Overall, I am very pleased. I'm also recording my findings with www. fueleconomy.gov

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I've had my Edge SEL+ FWD for 10 days now. It is equipped with 18"wheels and trailer towing package. After I picked the vehicle up from the dealer I drove 30 mi. and then topped the tank off to accurately measure the fuel economy. After ten days of driving and 200mi. this is my result. All of the driving was in town with several short interstate trips of 10 miles or less. The trip computer at the time of fill up was registering 19.0mpg. Total fuel used was 11.5 gals. total cost of $26.50, 201 miles traveled for a 17.5mpg average actual calculated. My previous vehicle was an 05 F150 5.4l 2wd. Driving it in a similar fashion my average mpg was 13.5. I also checked the accuracy of the speedometer with my Garmin 2610 GPS. I found the speedo to be spot on up to 65mph. At 70 and 80mph the speedo was 1mph fast. Overall, I am very pleased. I'm also recording my findings with www. fueleconomy.gov

I purchased my Edge SEL+ from a local dealer from their on hand inventory on Thursday March 8, 2007. It is a Pewter metallic FWD with the trailer towing package, 18" wheels, reverse sensors and Sirius radio. After 10 days of driving I have been very impressed with the overall quality of the vehicle. It has the light stone leather interior and the dash reflection is by no means a distraction. The previous vehicle an 05 F150 with camel interior was actually worse. The mpg that the vehicle achevied in the first week of driving (200mi) was acceptable 17.5mpg in mostly city with short interstate driving mixed in. I will do a separate post with more detail on the mpg. Overall, I couldn't be happier.