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    First time Expedition owner/First time poster! Some concerns....

    22" definitely = a rougher ride. I have 18" oem rims and upsized the tire (Diameter and width) from OEM. I selected an LT tire (thicker /stiffer sidewalls) to mitigate some of the excess "float" from the larger sidewalls of the upsized tires. This has been a great combination for my...
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    2022 10R80 Transmission Clunky

    yep...what VBreithaupt said: "Kind of a hard break and then acceleration, don't suggest anyone try it." that was the scenario for me when it happened (instead of on-ramp), someone swerves into my lane, I perform a hard brake and then an immediate acceleration to get out of the way and all...
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    2022 10R80 Transmission Clunky

    I'm at 47,000 miles now. hate to tell you, but it's going to go from a "little" clunky to a "LOT" clunky. 2020; same here. Clunks especially in low-speed driving through the neighborhood and around town. Wait until you go to pass someone and instead of downshifting the transmission completely...
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    First adventure trip in our new Timberline

    @Slipstream Let us know how those 0.375-0.5” spacers work out/details.
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    2021 Max ltd honest reviews...

    Expedition is the way to go. So far I've run 3 GM Products: 2009 Suburban, 2011 Sierra, 2014 Silverado - all used for business...all had 5.3...all consumed unusual amounts of oil at early mileage...endless complaints about this known issue if you do a bit of homework. That said, they sailed...
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    Anyone regret going to LT Load E tires?

    from, my experience, load Range E has been a great choice....like you i was concerned...fortunately my experience has been very positive. I drive a 2020 Max FX4 with Ready Lift 3/2. level. OEM 18" FX4 Rims. From day one of delivery, I ran Nitto Ridge Grappler 305/60/R18 for 30k miles until...
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    How many owners out there with no major issues?

    2020 27K+ miles. All good.
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