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I really thought it was 7.7 quarts for the 5.0L? Just did an oil change in my '17 and just over 7.5 quarts did the trick👌

That oil interval is WAY too long. The reason they tell you to go longer is for EPA regulations. Less oil waste. Especially on a big v8 coyote, change it at least every 5000. Trans, diffs, and transfer case every 50k

Great video. Thanks for the information. Going to replace my gooydear adventure AT on 2020 f-150 king ranch soon in Houston area. Trying to decide between Cooper road and trail AT or the new Nitto Terra Grappler G3 becoming available in Sept 2024. My driving is about 80 % on road and 20 % off road at our farm including sometime pulling a dual axel trailer. On road performance is more important than off road. Not often in a position where i need 4 wheel drive unless i misjudge the situation. Your off road driving is similar to my situation south of Houston except flat as a pancake.

KN filters don't get the small micron particulates. That's it. More air = less filtration. If you absolutely must get more air for a whole 5hp then install an intake kit from a larger engine. I have an intake system from a 6.6 duramax in my 3.5 tacoma. I get 234 mpg with 333hp. I hope you don't believe me. Don't believe everything you see. Do your homework.

many of the plastic airboxes are warped the K &N grease is great a good fix a tube will last forever the K &N grease will not harm the filter nor airbox is a good thing to use

I have had my convertible 2014 gt500 since 2016 and will never sell it! In summer time, I drive it every day! The recaro seats are fantastic and not too narrow for me as opposed to the ones in a gt 350. The ride is firm but not harsh . You can do road trips with this car, road courses and drag strips, it does everything well and sounds amazing!When I want a smoother ride and more luggage room I drive my Cayenne…

I have these on my 2019 Honda Fit, my 2022 Mercedes E450 All-Terrain Wagon (staggered sizes), and my 2024 Honda Passport Trail-sport. I replaced the factory tires, with these. Love them.

In a platinum powerboost, cannot see power flow. Any ideas? I saw it under the apps tab on your screen but it isn’t there.

I think that super long wear tires give up performance for long life. I had a name brand long life tire and it wore well but if there was a drop of water and it took a football field to stop. The dry performance and ride were great.

You just talk a lot

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Very well done really world, regular guy review... thanks for sharing. - New Subscriber

What mpg do you get?

To the point from the guy who works on trucks. Got a first ever K&N for my truck and will see how it goes. Thanks.

Don't need music.

When I have done this on the past I would turn the heater temp all the way up and fan on low. Helps speed up the process. I have an edge like this one. Thanks.

at our shop we did this little test.. had some room,, so we mad/adapted a extra air filter box behind the oem air filter box,, in the 2nd box behind the k&n air filter,, we put a plain jane paper filter.. the we drove the truck for 6 months did not disturb and of the filters.. after the 6 months we pulled both filters out,, and the paper filter was quite dirty.. we took that filter to the university, mechanical sciences dept... they took it apart,, and tested it for any kind of abrasives, dirt etc. they found that the inky looking stuff, that was smooth to the fingers, was micro grits.. the person in charge said this would not be great for the piston rings ad cly bores,, and would reduce the life the engine by quite alot... think about this... put a K&n air filter to the Sun.. Can you see thru it? yes? this is not good, then.... but please keep buying these racer filters for your engines.. your engine rebuilder will love the extra business

Fellow insurance professional. Appreciate the good information! If you have work in FL lmk, just went for the same truck haha.

Has them on all my cars and never an issue..... Just don't go off roading

Factory air filters the best hands down. No fuss and perfect filtration. K&N? Come on you won’t feel much difference with it. It’s just so little with so much fuss and more dirt ingestion come on…. Not worth it at all.

Its like, create a problem and sell a solution.

2017 F150 5.0 98,000 miles now. It has been reliable.

Main Family Car (2016 Ford F-150 XLT, 99,492 miles)

Thanks, this is the real world type of review I was looking for. We tow a 4500lb GTW travel trailer with a 22 Gladiator Max Tow and looking for a decent AT tire to replace the OEM Bridgestone Dueler AT that is one step better than AS tires. We have the older style Goodyear Duratrac's on our 14JKU Sahara but don't need the extra weight 42 lbs compared to the G2's 34lb per tire. We get 25mpg with the Gladiator and would like to keep it that way.

2016 Ford F-150 XLT, 99,492 miles

For level, you can overfill it as much as possible, it'll regulate its own level, it just makes a mess doing it

Great vid! ...... '17 5.0 Super Crew here. I also went through all the fluids, (front / rear diff, trans, t-case, brake fluid, coolant to yellow from orange, and fluid film the frame in November each year due to living in New England... I did all of this to start with a fresh maintenance base point when i picked up my truck used with 50k. Maybe you hit this already, but I wanted to mention to not forget about bleeding the brakes with fresh fluid as it is such an easy maintenance item. Interesting profession you have there. I bet you have tons of stories. Lastly, In my opinion, some of the best F150 models are the 5.0's from '15 to '17 I Love these years. Stay safe....

Which one u like more

Driven both. The 24 with the normal suspension can be a bit rough. It will launch very hard and its awesome. I enjoy how its easier to get in the Shelby and how it gives a more raw experience.

I have PS4 All-season on my 2001 BMW 330xi in the Summer and run the Michelin winter tires when the snow flies. I've been a Michelin die-hard fan ever since I mounted a set on my '96 Mercedes e320. Just pick the the Michelin tires that best match your use-case and you can bet they will be some of the best tires available. I'm in the process of mounting new Michelin Road 6 and Road Classics on my three motorcycles. '72 BMW R75/5, '79 Honda CBX, '03 Honda Blackbird.

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Agree 100%, and I got these on April 15, 2024 - 255/40 R18 99Y XL BSW for my Lexus ES300h. These are great all-around tires and are the best Michelins I have ever owned and I have bought Michelins for decades. Oh, and I replaced the factory "Green" Michelins after one year and went higher, wider, and love it.

How many miles do you have right now? Any issues at all?

2023 or 2024 Tremor which is better?

I just got me a 2002 Escalade AWD 6.0, it was running really rough when i first bought it, but after some well-deserved TLC and many parts replaced in a span of a year and 10k later this truck is a rig for sure, the AWD system is great and the power, well after i upgraded to a 250 amp Alternator and plugs, wires new MAF and TPS, fuel filter etc etc. its hauls A**!!! It kind of scares me sometimes. but i i always noticed after 3 to 4 months in has that slower acceleration and late power delivery, its not a reduced power mode, but after really thinking about it I never thought to replace it with a K&N, well this Friday on my payday. I will treat my truck and myself a K&N, and she'll tell me immediately if she likes it or not!! lol early 2000's luxury truck has a mind of her own. I love her!! XD

exactly the video i was looking for thanks

Ya gotta love a guy who has tire mounting and balancing machines in his home garage . Good job .

That’s is expensive!

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Amazing too bad none of these engines are reliable and when they break make no mistake it will be often servicing them is a joke the cab is coming off which = big $$$$$$

Terra grapplers are the best. To me, they are good for all terrain and all season.

Okay, but you need to start from the beginning. Feels like I joined a video that started a couple of minutes ago.

4 engine options.. the base 6.8 has engine is available also

Next time show what you actually did instead of talking about speakers. Video about a latch not speakers.

Man your engine bay is filthy that really says a lot about you.

I had mine for six years and about 100,000 miles.

Great car

I run them in all my trucks and cars. Cabin air filters also. Go with the best.

This year’s black rims on the blackout package look goofy.

Sucks they stopped making these tires cause this was all I used to run. If anyone buys these tires check the dot date on the tire cause they stop making them in 2019.