txaggie

Thanks for the info on the steering wheel wrap!!

@DBEDGE23 - Can you provide the source for your steering wheel wrap, I am loving the look of that. Was it easy to install? Thanks!

Very nicely done!!! (and nicely documented on your website)

Very nice!!

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Great description of what to do. I did this tonight on my 2019 ST. There was NO fabric/stuffing of any kind in the sub enclosure. I put about a full bag of poly in it. I think it made a huge difference in the sound coming from the sub. While I had everything out, I went ahead and coated the bottom under the spare and under the styrofoam bins on the sides with a dynamat type coating.

I put the Michelin Premier LTX on my 2019 at 24,000miles. So far I am very pleased with them. However, they DEFINITELY don't have the stick like the original P-zeros! But the fact that it has 60k warranty was enough to convince me I didn't need the P-Zeros.

Stopping by this evening to have mine done, hopefully I will have the same success to report!

Thanks for the update Outlook214 !

I always change mine at 5k, and the maintenance tracker in the display menu system always says ~50% oil life. Soooooo, my guess is 10k.

I have this in mine, I really like it - https://www.proclipusa.com/category/car-dashboard-mounts

I just put Michelin Premier LTX tires on my 2019 ST. I did get 23,000 with the OEM Pirellis, but I wanted something with a little more life, and I didn’t feel like I needed the performance of the Pirellis for everyday driving.

Probably didn't need to raise the rear wheels to clear, but I backed it up on the lip of my garage entrance to get me a little more room to work with, probably a couple of inches. The biggest thing is that the screw on the top, you will not be able to see it, you will have to feel for it. I actually took video with my phone of the top of it to make sure what I was trying to find.

I actually removed them. There is one screw on the top that is a little difficult to get to, but worth the effort to not have to mask the bumper off.

I used plastidip and I really liked the effect. And like has already been pointed out, I can remove it easily.

I would agree, that I have been a little disappointed with the scuffing and subsequent rust marks. I'll be interested to hear what you think about the McGard, I found them to be too thin and there was a visible chrome ring around that showed. The Veriteks were the only ones with a wide enough base to completely cover that ring, that's why I went with them. And I tried McGard, Gorilla, and a couple others.

Fits just fine, no rubs, no interference at all. In fact, if you look under the tray that holds the inflation kit, you'll find a nice well that the spare tire fits right in. And as for not included, my guess is a weight savings issue more than anything.

Welcome the forum. I have a 2019 ST with the brake package, and mine didn't come with a spare. HOWEVER, after waiting a week for a replacement tire back in September and realizing what a joke the slime inflation system would be in a real emergency, I did some research and found that the standard Edge spare does in fact fit, and fits very nicely in the spot below the cover in the rear (almost like it belongs there). I bought the spare from ebay for about $80 shipped. My point is don't let the lack of a spare dissuade you from your purchase, it is a pretty easy thing to correct.

Frisco, Texas

These are the ones I found -

Not many - JLT Catch Can, black lug nuts, autostop eliminator, 5% tint on the back doors and tailgate. Strictly cosmetic mods or things I like

Haha, surprised you waited this long! I had mine installed the first weekend after I took my ST home

Thanks for the info/corrections guys!

The issue seems to be more with the type of hoses. The original hoses that came with my JLT that I ordered in August 2019 had 25 psi written on them. My new ones have 35psi written on them. So I don't think it was a bad batch of hoses, I just think that 25psi hoses can leak from pressure that is more than they can handle. And my gas odor didn't start until late Dec 2020. I replaced the hoses about 3 weeks ago and have not had the return of the smell.

Had mine on for a week now, and remain cautiously optimistic that this solved the problem, as I haven’t had the smell either.