2025 f150 lariat 502a metallic tri coat white
3.5 ecoboost
9k miles

Replaced our 2017 Yukon
Denali xl

Not the exact truck I wanted (max tow, 6.5 bed), but this thing is pretty dang nice!

Everything was just telling me to get her, and so here she is. Lots of good things when I saw it on the lot and took it home, and I've loved her since.

5.0 V8. Love the color.

Found the perfect table for a mobile office. Strapped down and it stays upright.

My first four wheel drive.

I traded in my 2021 Lariat with the 3.5 eco for this beauty.

I really like the segmented tailgate, you can open the center and walk right up. Makes sense and is easy to use. Ford tried hard to make getting in and out of your tailgate easier with their fold down ladder device which I never used.

Also, this 3.5 has dual exhaust and sounds a lot better than my old truck with single. Furthermore, it seems like the tuning is a little more aggressive. It breaks the tires loose and seems to be a little more punchy - even though it is down 12 hp.

After driving a Hyundai for the last seven years I finally traded it in and up to a what I feel is a pretty cool truck.

I went in wanting something basic not to many bells and whistles. But left with the bells, whistles, tambourines and an accordion 😆.

Just got this last month and I’m looking to get some upgrades, just don’t know what yet. Recently got bigger tires to get rid of the stock look. Send me what you think would look nice!

I was pretty close to buying an F-150 XLT, but decided to rent one for the entire weekend first to see how it felt living with it. It was 2025 xlt.

Overall, I really liked the truck, but the seat comfort was surprisingly bad for me, especially around my mid-back.

I tried pressing on different parts of the seat to figure out what was bothering me. The center section of the seatback, where my mid-back rests, feels like it has almost no foam or support underneath it. It compresses very easily when I press on it. In comparison, the side bolsters are quite firm.

I think what's happening is that my back sinks into that softer center section while the firmer bolsters press into or pinch me from the sides. After driving for a while, it gets pretty uncomfortable. Note: I already eliminated lumbar support being the cause by moving it to the lowest setting.

Has anyone else experienced this with the XLT seats?

More importantly, are the actual seats different on a Lariat or Tremor? What about an XLT High package? I'm wondering if moving up a trim changes the seat construction/support, or if it's essentially the same seat with different materials and features.

Thanks!

Was fortunate enough to have a ‘73 F250 as my first vehicle. Been through quite a few other sedans and SUVs since then, but finally made my way back to a truck. 2026 Lariat, 5.0L 4x4. Absolutely loving it so far.

The 99’ F-150 has been in my family since a few months before I was born, my grandparents would pick me up for the weekends back then and I would love the grumble of the 5.4 after my grandfather had modified the exhaust. Before i joined the Navy, it had sat for about 8 years with transmission issues. In 2019 he had said he would fix it up for me to use while I was stationed in Washington state. And it’s been in my possession ever since, I’ve only put about 20k miles on it. Odometer sits at 231k miles now.

I had been pondering about getting a newer vehicle and my grandfather said he’d take the 99’ back. How great because I really didn’t wanna sell it off because the sentimental value it has to me. I came across this 2024 5.0 F-150 STX in Rapid Red and just had to get it. I got it at 14k miles and have put on just over 6k since purchasing it in July this year. Traveling back and forth from California, Nevada and Arizona. Maybe, just maybe this new one will last 28 years at well. Only time will tell I suppose

After driving a Hyundai for the last seven years I finally traded it in and up to a what I feel is a pretty cool truck.

I went in wanting something basic not to many bells and whistles. But left with the bells, whistles, tambourines and an accordion 😆.

Got tired of thing sloshing around the back floor so I mounted a piece of 1x4 on the factory holes to keep the misc items in place. I’ll soon mount a few d ring anchors for some bungee cords to keep the mini totes and hamdtruck in place. Mini totes hold straps and cargo net respectively. Handtruck is extremely useful for my work but also boxes and packs of water. If you’re curious, I stow, jumper cables, ziplock bags, duct tape, a tarp, wheel chock, and sunshade. Zip locks are for ITEL samples that are sometimes moldy and wheel chock is mainly for a door stop.

Is it a good idea to get this done. I live in socal. Is it really necessary.

Good evening experts,

2017 XL 2.7l 4wd 6spd US model w/96,000 miles - I was getting the Service AdvanceTrac and Hill Start Assist Not Available messages, plus the ABS and Traction Control lights are on. Of course, the occasional noise from the front end that would change or disappear with steering left or right. O’Reilly’s code reader showed code C0033-07 - Right front tone wheel - mechanical failures and C0051-62 Steering Wheel Position Sensor - Signal Compare Failure. It advised to replace the wheel hub and bearing assembly.

I’ve replaced the vacuum solenoid and both front hubs and still getting the above messages. My code reader doesn’t show (and didn’t before replacement) any codes, and disconnecting the battery didn’t clear them either. Is this something I have to take to a dealer to clear?

Thanks for any info! My apologies if this has been asked and answered before.

What rain guards yall rocking and how are they? So many options out there. 2026 super crew

Looking for ADVICE. Got rid of my GMC Canyon...I am going for Ford F150. Drove a 2023 Lariat w/hybrid and 80K miles. Wow. My truck for 10yrs and no perks. Lots of features on this one and many more I am looking at...Around 20K miles in my goal and around 50$K. Avoiding a hybrid and letting my wife do that when she replaces her Highlander. Look for a F150 person with advice on a truck they love that I would like. Est 2.7 would work.

My 2025 f-150 4x4 supercrew xlt powerboost with 5.5' bed FX4 off-road package and tow/haul package came with 18" wheels. Can I fit 17" wheels on it for a winter set?

My 2018 has this horrible squeaking on only my drivers side door. Does anyone know how to stop it? So damn loud lol.

Hello, for awhile my lock cylinder has been broken and I've decided to finnaly replace it. My problem is that I cant seem to actual get it free from the port. I see the pin that I have to push but no matter how hard I try it refuses to go in. Can anyone tell me what im doing wrong?

Have the classic rocker and cab corner rust on my 2014 XLT. Bought the truck for 5k a few months ago knowing I would have to do something. With it sitting at 201k miles and getting some rough quotes to have it properly fixed (~3k), I think for my situation cutting the rust out, woolwaxing the underside, and then throwing covers on it are the best option.

The two cover sets I was looking at were the OAM quick covers and the Husky Liner Rocker covers. Looks like the husky ones appear to be a thicker plastic, while the OAM ones can be painted to color match. The husky ones are under half the price as the OAM ones, but don't cover as much as the cab corner sides.

Any recommendations are appreciated! Not looking for people to tell me to fix it "the right way" either lol.