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Disclaimer: This advice is Pennsylvania specific but I'd be surprised if dropping your weight class wasn't common in other states. Short story: As long as your truck is under 7,000 lbs unladen in PA there's a good chance you can reduce your weight class rating from Class 3 to Class 2 and save a...

Something I've noticed when speaking to non-EV-owners about charging is surprise when I tell them I charge from a standard wall outlet. I think people have this idea that they need an expensive adjustment to their home's electrical to own an EV, and it makes me think that this is holding a lot...

I don't ever, ever plan to do this but maybe I'm in a situation where I need to tow a few hundred pounds over my truck's 5000 lb capacity. Would one just keep an eye on temperatures on the gauge and keep off the highway when possible? I'm curious here partly for preparedness, but also because...

Seems like the deal is dead now. That was short lived. https://www.amazon.com/TruXedo-Roll-up-Truck-Tonneau-1497701/dp/B0716Y4JX1 I've been waiting for this one to go on sale and almost a $100 off is good for me. You should probably wait though because since I bought one it's nearly a sure...

Talking about this: https://accessories.ford.com/FordUSAccessories/f-150-2021-tailgate-viscous-dampening-cartridge-1 Great little device. Don't know why Ford doesn't include it as standard. Anyway, on to the tip. The T50 bolts that hold in the tailgate hinge are thread glued so well that there...

*Edit* - I just found out this morning that the noise happens when the AC is on but the cabin has reached the set point. So, for example, if I set the AC to something lower than ambient temp (like 68) then there is no noise. However, if I set it higher than ambient temp (78F) then the noise...

I decided to poke around the data Ford sends back on their reservation page while I anxiously await arrival of my Lightning (being stuck in bed with a cold might have played a hand in this as well), and I stumbled across an interesting field titled "vehicleStatusCode". Mine has a value of...