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  1. Illinois WTB 18" Take Offs (cash or trade for my 20s)

    I'm looking for 18" take offs. I have the Lariat 20" wheels with Hankook ATs, which I am willing to trade. Alternatively, I can pay cash.
  2. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    What tires and wheels do you have?
  3. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    You had me until elevation changes.
  4. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    I guess I'm a counterexample. I do not have max tow, but my range has been abysmal.
  5. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    Because I was at a public charger, charging was significantly slower at higher percentage, and I was already going to get home pretty late on a week night. Was trying to get home before 10pm, I ended up making it back a little after. For the record, it was estimating I had 200 miles of range...
  6. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    FWIW I think it uses identical battery cells. The different battery cells comes from the different level battery packs. (Unless I'm mistaken.) Anyway, no use in continuing to beat a dead horse. It seems like I need to decide if I'm going to throw more money into different tires to see if that...
  7. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    Also last night did the return leg of one of my trips, 30 degrees, charged to 85%. I averaged 1.4m/kwh until I finally slowed down and drafted a semi, at which point I was able to get 1.8m/kwh at 69mph drafting for about 40 miles. I made it home with 4% SOC. Averaged 1.5m/kwh on the total...
  8. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    I would only be considering a dual motor, and potentially a max pack because of my need for highway distance driving. Even with your quad-motor, though, it seems like the high speed open highway driving is a significant difference. And dual-motor should be moreso, even without max pack...
  9. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    This is quad motor, I'm assuming?
  10. New Jersey 2023 Ford F150 Lightning Pro 18 inch take offs

    Are these still available? I'm interested.
  11. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    This is so much more helpful than the people saying "Just drive 65mph." Thank you. My tires say to keep them at 36psi cold, but I've been at ~44psi. I don't know if I want to go much higher than that, given how low the recommended pressure is. (It says max pressure is 50psi). I will try the...
  12. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    Damn. I wish I got these numbers. I could make it work with these numbers... I could even make it work with 250!
  13. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    To be clear, I like virtually everything else about the Lightning, and I like it *a lot*. It's just important to note how different a tone the EV evangelists take with people considering EVs to begin with. It's like they don't realize the needs and use-cases of many people. Many of us have to...
  14. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    If you can't even go 200 miles without going 15mph slower than the flow of traffic, then you are not "only" missing a reliable charging network. You are a fundamentally inferior technology for a very basic and (at least where I live) common use-case for vehicles. EV proponents make fun of...
  15. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    I definitely don't get 2m/kwh at 70mph. More like 1.8. At 75 I get 1.5 or 1.6. I don't go 80 (in ICE vehicles I always go 80 on the highway, so I'm already making a speed concession.) I'm not doing anything crazy. I minimize cabin heating, rely mostly on seat climate controls (and even...
  16. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    Yeah I understood from the 2.0 and 1.8 m/kwh math that you charged, likely somewhere in the middle. Those numbers are so much better than mine, though. If I was getting that efficiency, I would be content. As it is on my ~160 mile trip (so 320 round trip) I'm barely making it with a charge in...
  17. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    You monster, how?!
  18. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    That anyone could see this as anything other than awful is baffling to me. To use my $80k truck, I have to drive 15mph slower on my route and even then part of the year it's dubious. Maybe I'm the idiot, but I consumed a good amount of Lightning content before making my purchase, and I did NOT...
  19. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    Forget about 400 miles... Unfortunately, my ER Lightning just barely gets 200 miles of range!
  20. 18" vs 20" OEM Wheels for Battery Range

    I *wish* my Lightning was that bad! I'm getting 205-230 to a charge... 100 to 0! (I haven't actually fully drained a battery. I'm just doing the math.)




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