Ford parts reviews

Definitely better well known brands out there for cheaper prices. Look at Mannol oil. Mannol served me well.

I am on my second set of General Grabbers, and may go for another set. aggressive tread, quiet on the road, and last forever.

I ended up spending 800 on genuine ford parts and did pulled the motor myself and took it as a challenge. Took me a month because I had to reorder parts and I was working a lot. The job is very hard and complicated and I have been working on cars for a good while. The good news is it runs like a champ now and it’s got 250k miles and I’m gana milk this truck for all it’s worth lol.

I literally just changed my oil today, I love it, I have been using AMSOIL directly for years now with free shipping and free membership if you spend 500 a year or more if I recall correctly.

The OEM motorcraft alternator in my focus lasted 14 years and its replacement, a Remy, lasted 6. If the difference in price between OEM and aftermarket isn't too big, and you plan on keeping the car for more than 5 more yrs, I'd go with the OEM.

I run motorcraft in my mustang and have zero complaints.

Running Hawk DTC 30s on a Mustang (3800 lbs with me) both front and rear. I brake hard and the car is heavy. The pads don't glaze nor fade. Wear is OK.

Bro I had to pull a starter off an old F-250 for a friend. Only way to get anything on the top bolt was with 3 and a half feet of extensions from behind the cab.

My 2022 went till 30,000 then both cv’s went out , warranty replace on both.

I just had both drive shafts on my 2022 Maverick hybrid replaced. Truck would vibrate when accelerating.