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Are you possibly a comedian? Any chance you are the type of person that brakes with their left foot and forgets that they are pressing the brake continuously?

Same here Autoworker. I actually met you there. My driver's side panel was really loose at about 35K miles and dealer replaced under warranty, no questions asked. I have an extended warranty that Ford provided for free, but I did not want to take the chance of this part not being covered after...

When getting in and out of the ST there is too much pressure being applied to the plastic trim panel where the controls are housed. Eventually the panel will come loose and may just sort of hang there if not fixed.

Congratulations on your purchase. I am not going to make any negative comments, as we love our ST. That said, just a few issues to keep you informed. You will have a slight rattle upon start up. I believe this is normal. If it hasn't been done already, most 2020's will need the left side...

Just had mine replaced at the dealer under warranty. I have also looked at the 2022"s and they do not have the plastic trim piece this runs along the front of the seat like the 2020's.

I use Mobil 1, but Castrol is also a quality oil. Every 3K miles seems excessive. I would say every 10K miles is fine with any full synthetic oil.

They will give you a free extended warranty if you ask for it as a piece of mind due to issues with the vehicle. I did ask for the 150K mile ESP, but only could get the 75K mile ESP. I told the Customer Service Rep that they must not have much faith in their vehicle if they would only offer the...

That is an awesome idea. Still have mine in the glovebox. The ST may not seem so special now, but who knows in 20-30 years what could happen. Many who bought cars in the 60's and early 70's really wished they had kept their window stickers. Sure wished I had one for this SS.

Seems like many of us have been there with the ST. Mine was a bad throttle body that left my wife stranded. Ford Customer Service did take care of us for the most part. They called the dealer and made sure they provided us with a loaner. Same dealer also replaced the driver's side catalytic...

This is an interesting concept. The problem would be that I see people lock their vehicle when they get out of their vehicle to put gas in it. Mostly little old ladies and the such. My co-worker told me she locks hers even though she is only going as far as the gas pump. Something about her...

Nevermind, I see your other post. In Maryland, so too far away.

Is this a second set you are selling, just wondering.

Where are we at with these?

Some dealers just keep them overinflated so that those who are unaware that the pressure will go down in the winter don't come running in saying there is something wrong with their vehicle when the tpms warning comes on. We know to add a little air, but many do not. Plus, they need the time to...

Really looks nice. Would have to say 'no' to the hitch cover, just doesn't flow right with the ST, in my opinion. Hard to beat the matte color on some of the Dodge's, but yours is awesome too.

I must say I loved them at first and now almost two years later, barely even give them a second thought.

Airless tires will soon be mass produced, so we won't be having this argument much longer. In the meantime, please go by the doorjamb sticker, like others have said. It is there for a reason. Also, overinflated tires actually wear out the quickest, although as most us remember why TPMS's became...

Just keep the key fob in the center console as designed. I have not seen my key fob in months.

His is probably locked, yours is not. I will tell you that I had a 2020 XLT as a loaner when I still owned my 2017 XLT that was fully loaded. I actually liked my 2017 better. One day I drove an ST and there was no looking back.