JCrew7384

I just got my Edge ST back from dealer where they performed the update for the lights. On start, I notice a clear startup movement. When I tested while parked, the lights clearly shift right and then recenter. But I notice they don’t shift left when I turn left. They basically just stay centered. is that intentional? Or something is still incorrect?

My ST is just under a year old, with about 11,500 miles on it. I find that recently on mostly highway driving I am averaging 23-25 MPG pretty consistently... Higher than I was achieving in my first 6 months or so.

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TERRIBLE TURNING RADIUS in my 19 ST

Thanks!

Can you expand on this? I have the 19 ST and I can't stand the horn. Where did you pickup an 18 horn from? And is it actually an easy install? I am not super handy, and even less handy when it comes to cars.

Keep us posted. Interested in hearing about your experience

My average on the computer is no 22.2 MPG, I am almost exclusively highway driving, in the 70-75 mph range. Fuelly confirms a slightly higher per trip MPG, but I guess that makes sense for the average on the computer to slowly be increasing. Fuelly did calculate about 32 MPG the other day when I drove almost a full tank at 60 MPH either flat or down hill... Pretty exciting.

I ordered a new tire from tire rack and had it delivered in days to a local tire shop. Painless. The ford dealer near me was quoting 4-6 weeks to get one in

The spare in my ST was a smaller donut, certainly not 21"

What is the Trans TSB? I use Fuelly to track, not the onboard computer.

I am getting on average about 21.5MPG on my weekly trips which are 120 miles each way, 90% highway cruising between 60-75 MPH. 4,000 miles

Is the MPG savings worth the additional gas cost?

How do I know what size "wheel" and tire is compatible if I go smaller?

What size wheels/tires can I go to if I replace the entire package? Does that throw off any of the AWD functionality?