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I received a notice saying that they would replace them pre-emptively, maybe a month ago.

Hi, I picked up a used set of 18" aluminum rims off of an XLT to use with a set of winter tires. Much cheaper than 20" or 21" tires. 255/65R18 are the original size on the wheels, but you could fit a 265/60R18 on them if you wanted too. Just a thought. Cheers.

No front camera, well that sucks. I really like my cameras for parking in the garage, and avoiding curbs.

You have a front camera to help with that. Just saying. And sorry that you crunched the parking curb.

And the slight delay in acceleration in an emergency situation or quick left turn.

If a following driver is going to miss the ST's bright LED brake lights and the third high mounted LED brake light, these additional lights will not add any safety for your vehicle occupants. If you want to draw attention to your braking vehicle, a flashing third high mounted brake light will...

35% markup in the exchange from US to Canadian $.

And kills the battery.

Welcome to the group.

Sounds unnecessary to me. I love the cartridges.

I am unsure why everyone thinks the cartridges are hard to change. Get a hook or knife to pull or cut off the o-rings and you just roll on the new ones. Much easier than messing with the screw on filter under the car. And much, much cleaner.

Just wondering how much oil would be spilled everytime you screw off the filter?

Hello, I am located in Ontario Canada and we now have a three step process to acquire your full G licence (it takes up to 2 years). Most new young drivers here take a minimim 40 hour driver's training course (in class and road) to be able to save money on the first two years of insurance...

I generally understand that these are additional lights, but some have said they are as bright as brake lights and you have said they are like the tail lights or could be as bright as brake lights. Brights to the back are very bad for the drivers following your vehicle. If they thought you were...

Giving the impression that you are braking in foggy or low visibility conditions is actually unsafe for all the drivers around you. I would be very uncomfortably following a vehicle with brights on the rear constantly. Turning on your hazard lights when necessary would be better as drivers...

Do you mean you cannot fit a fullsize tire in the spare tire compartment? As I am sure I can fit a fullsize tire on any of the wheel positions on my ST. :)

Maybe the picture is not doing the rear fog lights justice, but I am unclear how those LED strips would be more visible than just turning on the taillights.

Those look like the real thing. Going by memory though.

I picked up a set of used 2020 Explorer 18" aluminum rims off a AWD Limited. They are 18x7.5 with an offset of 37. They came with 255/65R18 rubber.

Good Luck.