What size tires are on a 2008 Ford Explorer?
P235/70R16 (XLT)P245/65R17 (Eddie Bauer)P235/65R18 (Limited)
What years did Ford make the Sport Trac Adrenalin?
When the concept was introduced, Ford proudly proclaimed the Sport Trac Adrenalin would be launched in 2007 and take performance to an entirely new segment. However, fans ended up getting a glorified special edition and the Sport Trac was phased out in 2010.
How much is a Ford Explorer truck?
The base Explorer carries a starting price of around $33,000. That’s slightly higher than the starting prices of several rivals. The range-topping Platinum trim starts at around $59,000, which is one of the highest top-trim prices in the class. There’s also a Ford Explorer Hybrid variant that we review separately.
What is Sport Trac Adrenalin?
The Sport Trac Adrenalin delivers searing acceleration with its 4.6-liter, 32-valve DOHC V-8 powertrain. A Roots-type supercharger and water-to-air intercooler boost output to a whopping 390 horsepower and 390 foot-pounds of torque.
What is a Ford Lightning?
And now, it’s charging into the future with the all-new, all-electric 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning. It’s the first ever F-Series that’s gas-free and offers more purposeful technology, an elevated driving experience and trusted Built Ford Tough capability.
How long is a Sport Trac bed?
The Ford Explorer Sport Trac bed iS50. 0 inches long by 49.5 inches wide at the tailgate and 41.2 inches between the wheel wells and 51.4 inches at its widest. When the tailgate is down and bed extender is flipped out, its about 70″ long. The bed is 19.7 inches tall and the total cargo volume is 29.3 cubic feet.
How much weight can a Ford Explorer Sport Trac hold?
Weight Information
| As Spec’d Curb Weight | 4103.00 lbs |
|---|---|
| Option Weight – Front | 0.00 lbs |
| Maximum Payload Capacity | 1557.00 lbs |
| Gross Combined Wt Rating | 9600 lbs |
| Option Weight – Rear | 0.00 lbs |
How big is the bed in the Ford Maverick?
54 inches
How small is the new Ford Maverick?
200 inches
Is the Ford Maverick a good truck?
Good timing, then, that Ford announced its Maverick pickup this week, a rig meant for people with many of those same needs who prioritize fuel efficiency, flexibility, practicality, and (some) hauling capacity. The truck stands to be the most affordable and have the best economy for its class on the market.