2017 6.7 Lariat
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approximately 20k for the year.
I use the truck for work. I will say the roads in Nor Cal are terrible. This is the first time I've worn a set this quickly so I am not sure what else to consider. Even the tire shops I've talked to are stating the K2's have an issue.... perhaps too soft for a work truck? Who knows really... Maybe you have a good set? I had these on a jeep and they were great so by no means bashing BFG or the K2's
Thanks,
I use the truck for work. I will say the roads in Nor Cal are terrible. This is the first time I've worn a set this quickly so I am not sure what else to consider. Even the tire shops I've talked to are stating the K2's have an issue.... perhaps too soft for a work truck? Who knows really... Maybe you have a good set? I had these on a jeep and they were great so by no means bashing BFG or the K2's
Thanks,
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approximately 20k for the year.
I use the truck for work. I will say the roads in Nor Cal are terrible. This is the first time I've worn a set this quickly so I am not sure what else to consider. Even the tire shops I've talked to are stating the K2's have an issue.... perhaps too soft for a work truck? Who knows really... Maybe you have a good set? I had these on a jeep and they were great so by no means bashing BFG or the K2's
Thanks,
I use the truck for work. I will say the roads in Nor Cal are terrible. This is the first time I've worn a set this quickly so I am not sure what else to consider. Even the tire shops I've talked to are stating the K2's have an issue.... perhaps too soft for a work truck? Who knows really... Maybe you have a good set? I had these on a jeep and they were great so by no means bashing BFG or the K2's
Thanks,
Laughing Gas
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It sure does! No need for a new truck, just find some great rims and tires. Nicely done.
Mountain Pass
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From: British Columbia....Canad
Greetings Ford Trucks,
its been some time, I think maybe years since I've been on. Anyway I though it was time to chime in and see what everyone thinks of the 2017 6.7? I still have my 2011 6.2 Gas and am considering an upgrade. With the way things are right now stock is stupid and limited but I did come across a very nice 2017 Lariat that has all the features I could hope for. Not even going to go into price as we all know trucks are.... well priced high. I do stand to get a decent trade in on my 2011 though so the sting of of high price wont be that bad. I will also be trading my 2017 Jeep Wrangler 75th. Just doesn't fit the family and is a turd on mileage. Its makes sense for the family as... we've always wanted to upgrade, and could protentional come ahead on financing with what remains after trade on the 2011 and 2017.
That said,
is there any feedback anyone can give me on the 2017 Super Duty's? Quirks to look for and things to know as I go into buying my first Diesel. I test drove a 2017 Lariat, 2016 XLT, and a 2019 Lariat. The 2016 was well used and for the price I could get a better truck. The 2017 and 2019 are virtually the same with some minor creature comfort difference. The 19 has dual moon roof, B/O stereo, heated steering wheel and I believe power memory seating and wheels as well. Oh it also has a nice camper shell. The cost difference is 3k.
Looking forward to hearing what everyone has to say.
Cheers
JB
its been some time, I think maybe years since I've been on. Anyway I though it was time to chime in and see what everyone thinks of the 2017 6.7? I still have my 2011 6.2 Gas and am considering an upgrade. With the way things are right now stock is stupid and limited but I did come across a very nice 2017 Lariat that has all the features I could hope for. Not even going to go into price as we all know trucks are.... well priced high. I do stand to get a decent trade in on my 2011 though so the sting of of high price wont be that bad. I will also be trading my 2017 Jeep Wrangler 75th. Just doesn't fit the family and is a turd on mileage. Its makes sense for the family as... we've always wanted to upgrade, and could protentional come ahead on financing with what remains after trade on the 2011 and 2017.
That said,
is there any feedback anyone can give me on the 2017 Super Duty's? Quirks to look for and things to know as I go into buying my first Diesel. I test drove a 2017 Lariat, 2016 XLT, and a 2019 Lariat. The 2016 was well used and for the price I could get a better truck. The 2017 and 2019 are virtually the same with some minor creature comfort difference. The 19 has dual moon roof, B/O stereo, heated steering wheel and I believe power memory seating and wheels as well. Oh it also has a nice camper shell. The cost difference is 3k.
Looking forward to hearing what everyone has to say.
Cheers
JB
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Thanks for sharing David,
I've actually had my eyes on both the tails and headlights.
Real,
I don't have a moonroof thankfully!
Good info though
I've actually had my eyes on both the tails and headlights.
Real,
I don't have a moonroof thankfully!
Good info though
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