Henryw
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- First Name
- Henry
- Joined
- Apr 21, 2024
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- Location
- South Elgin, IL
- Vehicles
- 2023 Ford Lightning, Lariat Ford Flex
- Occupation
- Motor Coach Logistics
As I'm researching this more, I'm seeing the "replace all 4" is primarily for AWD vehicles and doesn't apply to the Lightning (unless they are all worn).
Ford's recommendation is to replace two tires, and put the new ones on the rear axle.
Thank you
I went with Toyo Open Country A/T lll EV tire. 275/60R20. I have driven them about 10K on my 23 Lariet. I highly recommend these.Today is turning out to be an expensive day.
Last night got a notification from the Ford App that one of my tires had low pressure. Went down and looked for the issue (didn't see anything) and used the pump to pump it back up; it was about 15lbs down.
Went to the shop today to have them check it and plug it. Turns out it's the same tire that they plugged a couple months ago (nail from the dropoff area of the local Goodwill shop -- no good deed goes unpunished!).
They plugged it but said it's too close to the sidewall to be permanent. It's in between the first and second tread if I recall correctly.
He's telling me I need to replace all 4 tires. So, looking for recommendations. I've seen a number of posts here, so I'm using search to try and find the old(er) threads but figured I'd start a thread to get some additional input.
Current/original tires: Good Year Wrangler Territory HT 275/60R20 - 116T (?)
Treadwear: 680
Traction: A
Temperature: B
Even more painful is that the truck doesn't even have 13K miles on it yet.
Right after I got this news, I got an email from the electric company, and they want their monthly blood payment. lol.
Waiting for the third shoe to drop!
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