[GPS]

Interesting Ford email today regarding my Lighting Build Date 11-14-22. Due to supply chain issues they will be replacing the All-Season 20" tires with All-Terrain at no additional cost. It also mentions this will have a small impact on Payload, Towing Capacity and Range. Has any one else received this email and as it is not optional, what is the impact?

 

[Ggodyaj]

Interesting Ford email today regarding my Lighting Build Date 11-14-22. Due to supply chain issues they will be replacing the All-Season 20" tires with All-Terrain at no additional cost. It also mentions this will have a small impact on Payload, Towing Capacity and Range. Has any one else received this email and as it is not optional, what is the impact?

I sure did! Curious to see which model A/T tire they use. I have same build date as you.

 

[Ggodyaj]

I sure did! Curious to see which model A/T tire they use. I have same build date as you.

Maybe these…Pirelli on pickups: taking on the Ford F-150

 

[EV OLVE]

I would take the all terrain over the all season any day, especially for free

 

[ChasingCoral]

Yes, that's already been reported here. Lots of folks on the Forum ordered the A/Ts as an option. They don't seem to hit range too badly. I somewhat regret not going A/T myself after having blowout on a gravel road.

 

[GPS]

I sure did! Curious to see which model A/T tire they use. I have same build date as you.

Las two F-350's including 2022 Ford used Goodrich Wrangler Ultra Terrain, but with supply chain issues who knows.

 

[Ggodyaj]

Yes, that's already been reported here. Lots of folks on the Forum ordered the A/Ts as an option. They don't seem to hit range too badly. I somewhat regret not going A/T myself after having blowout on a gravel road.

Thanks. Found another thread on the forum…looks like they are probable to be Hankook Dynapro AT2, treadwear 440 traction A temp A. 275/60/R20

 

[shocker]

I looked at a 2022 Lariat ER at an auto show a month ago. Had the Dynapro AT tires on it. Is it the SR version that's getting the AT tires?

 

[ChasingCoral]

Tim Bartz @fordvideoguy mentioned on a recent YouTube that due to a shortage of the 20" all season tires, the order guide and build and price have been updated to default the All Terrain tires on Lariats and high trim XLT's.

The 20" All Terrain tires reduce GVWR and Payload by 150 pounds (on the Extended Range models only) compared to the all season tires.

20" All Terrain tires GVWR = 8,400 pounds.
20" All Season tires GVWR = 8,550 pounds.
This change actually affects the 4th character in the VIN. 1FT6... = GVWR>8,500 pounds. 1FTV.... = GVWR < 8,500 pounds.

The 20" all terrain tires have a recommended inflation pressure of 36 psi. The 20" all season tires have a recommended inflation pressure of 42 psi.

 

[RX8]

Interesting Ford email today regarding my Lighting Build Date 11-14-22. Due to supply chain issues they will be replacing the All-Season 20" tires with All-Terrain at no additional cost. It also mentions this will have a small impact on Payload, Towing Capacity and Range. Has any one else received this email and as it is not optional, what is the impact?

I have an order but don't yet have a build date, maybe that is why I didn't get the e-mail. I am not going to like it if this is true about the AT tires. Certain states have EV Rebates that is dependent on the GVWR being over 8500. Moving to the AT tires will result in ZERO state rebates for anyone living in one of those states. Two that I am aware of are Massachusetts ($7500 rebate) and Colorado ($2800 rebate).

 

[Ggodyaj]

I sure did! Curious to see which model A/T tire they use. I have same build date as you.

Did you take delivery of your Lightning yet? I finally got delivery of mine last Tuesday!! I am happy with it now that I’m about a week in.