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Not sure and don't care anymore. I've owned 7 F150s in the past and love them. Traded in my my '25 Ranger Lariat on a 2026 F150 Tremor. Best thing I ever did. Hated the smallness of the Ranger. Loved the handling and parking but that's about. Back to full size gas tank, easier ingress and egress...

I drive a '25 Lariat and always put proper snow tires on when winter arrives. I run Michelin XIce and use 4H fairly often, we live in a very snowy area of Ontario, Canada. Never had an issue with traction on all my F150s and this winter with the Ranger Lariat.

As an older guy, I would love a drivers side grab handle. All my F150s had one and I really miss it. I can't believe pulling myself in with the steering wheel or center console is good for the truck. I have a '25 Lariat with running boards and I feel entry would be so much easier with a grab handle

Maybe you need to get your tire dealer to reset them properly with their software. Ford dealer should be able to do it also. I have three vehicles that all have tpms and never have any issues except on two when I get my tire guy to switch from summer tires to winter tires and then he always...

Free in Ontario Canada now. Licence fees were removed by Provincial Conservative government 2-3 years ago.

My '25 Ranger Lariat came standard with a heated steering wheel.

Euro doesn't neccesarily mean UK which would be right hand drive. Most countries in Continental europe are LHD.

It would nice if my '25 Ranger Lariat had electric steering wheel adjustability the same as my '22 f150 Lariat had. Everytime I turned off the ignition, steering wheel went to "easy entrance/exit" position automatically.

Mine was built in August and my dealer told me it was built in Michigan.

Mine took about 8 weeks from order to home delivery and I'm in Canada. Not sure if that helps but my dealer had vehicle for about a week and a half to get tint done for me and actual delivery.

I just took delivery of a '25 Ranger Lariat. I don't really like the stock rims so I ordered after market rims through my local tire dealer. He will install Michelin Snow tires on the stock rims and the OEM tires on the new rims along with TPMS. I live in Ontario Canada, so I have always...

In Canada, I know I just bought a '25 Lariat with the 2.7, there is close to twenty grand difference in price to the Raptor, which is what I really wanted. Plus up here there were no incentives for Raptor but there were on all the lesser models.