Any Canadians order a 2015 F150???
09-17-2014, 10:07 AM
#11
Senior Member
Ford came seriously late to the game when it came to a heated steering wheel on the F-150, a pretty basic feature found on most new vehicles and particularly useful to truck owners who actually do work with their trucks. It was one of the reasons why I did not even consider Ford when I first started shopping for a new light truck in 2013.
09-17-2014, 10:35 AM
#12
Senior Member
I've lived in Canada for 65 years now, and much of it north of the 53rd. Don't take it so seriously. It was a joke.
That said, I would not put a heated steering wheel all that high on my priority list. Perhaps on a sled, or bike, but in a heated vehicle?? What happened to the days when, you rode to work on tires that went thump thump for the first 5 miles because they went square overnight in the -40 weather? And you didn't turn the corner too fast or the tires would come right off the shrunken rims. And you had to put frost shields on the rear window, and depending on where you lived on the front side windows as well.
That said, I would not put a heated steering wheel all that high on my priority list. Perhaps on a sled, or bike, but in a heated vehicle?? What happened to the days when, you rode to work on tires that went thump thump for the first 5 miles because they went square overnight in the -40 weather? And you didn't turn the corner too fast or the tires would come right off the shrunken rims. And you had to put frost shields on the rear window, and depending on where you lived on the front side windows as well.
09-18-2014, 01:36 PM
#13
Member
What happened to the days when, you rode to work on tires that went thump thump for the first 5 miles because they went square overnight in the -40 weather? And you didn't turn the corner too fast or the tires would come right off the shrunken rims. And you had to put frost shields on the rear window, and depending on where you lived on the front side windows as well.
Especially popping tires off the bead in an emergency manoeuvre, scary stuff and makes me thankful for the advancements that have been made!
09-20-2014, 01:50 PM
#14
Senior Member
Looks like you guys didntget hammered with the snow we got in western alberta last year, honestly ive got more issues with my toes freezing than my hands getting cold but when my work truck starts for the day it doesnt shut down untill my pickup is warmed up.
That being said if i could afford it id have it lol
That being said if i could afford it id have it lol
