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Absolutely. I have used an onboard battery maintainer for years. They extend battery life for years on new vehicles that have a constant drain even whenparked.

All tire manufacturers have psi tables basd on weight load if you want to go by that. KO2’S are designed to ruN as low as 10 psi, I believe, offroad, so 33 is more than adequate for a light vehicle.

It doesn't matter what tires you have. Go by the door sticker that says 33 lbs. cold.

Ahhh.... my mistake, thanks.

Possibly.... just look for a flap of cloth attached to the side of the seat. You just fold it against the consul to create a pocket.

There is no need to buy these. They are standard issue and the Ford ones are better. You just pull up on the edge and dump or vacuum .

The "crumb catchers" between te consul and front seats. They catch everything that usually falls under the seats.

A new dealer. Your's seems bogus.

That dealer sounds like the problem A turbo goes at the dealer??? Come one now. Who would let a dealer test drive a vehicle for 1500 miles?? You have too much patience putting up with that incompetence, get a new one.

Auto start uses a lot of power, as do many systems on modern vehicles while parked. Use an onboard battery maintainer whenever you park. It will also extend battery life.

Once the battery is charged, the maintainer will keep it at 100%. There are so many systems constantly draining the battery. Like if you open a door, the LED fans run for a while. My previous 2014 F150 had the original battery when I sold it i January.

Get a battery maintaer and leave it plugged in.

A LED headlights have cooling fans.

Amazon has several types. Way cheaper than Ford.

You should hard wire that unit and mount it under the hood. Do not connect the ground to the battery, but to a metal stud or screw.

I have a 23 BB and use a Genus Battery Maintainer from Canadian Tire. It looks like yours. Make sure the ground is NOT connected to the battery, but to metal, otherwise the Battery Moniter System will be affected. Leave it plugged in whenever parked, all year because there are systems...

Just turn up the volume control while navigation is speaking.

I am in Alberta. Alberta was the last jurisdiction in North America to use the reflective plates for police scanners. A cover over the plate prevents the scanner from reading the plate. A buddy here in the RCMP said it is technically illegal to cover a plate in Canada, but probably not...

I'm pretty sure your license plate cover is illegal in most areas. It interferes with the police automatic plate scanner.