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Sounds like you got a bonus to me.

Well I hope your vulgar replay makes you feel better and proves how smart you are. I replied to that more than once as to why. How many times did you try to help?

Are you able to connect your Explorer to wifi? If so you could try to do the update over the air. Was your flash formated to exFAT ?

hope they take care of that for you. Looks to be right down to the metal.

Hope it is fixed for you. And that the techs work is better than his spelling.

You might have to try photo-shopping it. i did a search with no luck.

Have you tried to unplug the flash drive and start the install over? Not sure if if would help but might be worth a try. Good luck.

Not sure if I am that kind. But I am honest about things. [cheers]

You know what your talking about. Unlike some others. Thanks for sharing. (y)(y)

Personal thoughts are better than what the professionals say Slick? Have you read any thing that has been posted? Please do and you might learn from it.

Good advice Gearhead. Hope he listens. Kind of doubt it because he has ignored every thing I posted.

Look at post # 2 Tires are overinflated when built to prevent flat spots.

Not really. It says 33 PSI. Pretty simple to me. Your getting some poor information on it. See my post #11 and read that article. It might help.

Not all ST's come with 21 inch tires. Mine has 20 inch Michelins. .

Here is an article from Car and Driver. They recommend using the PSI the auto manufacturer recommends and the reasons why, https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a15341871/tread-rightly-why-tire-pressure-matters/ There are plenty of others also if you do a search. Didn't find any that said to do...

Dealers miss this all the time. It should be 33 PSI. When in doubt, check the owners manual but trust the door sticker.

I keep mine at 33 PSI as recommended.

Glad to hear it. Sounds like a great deal. Enjoy!

Here's a set on Ebay...

I'm surprised at the mileage. Better than I would have guessed. Glad to hear it. (y)