The build quality issues are inexcusable. But when you consider the amount of abuse your truck goes through it’s holding up pretty good. The rough roads, overweight hauls and non stop running would be hard on any truck. My guess on your electrical issues are a combination of salt, dirt and rough gravel roads effecting grounds. And take it in to get that electronically controlled fan clutch looked at. You’re making it worse running it hot.

It blows my mind the little issues you always have with brand new trucks. I’ve had several heavy duty Dodge’s (and friends with Fords) and have put approximately a collective 400,000 miles on them with absolutely zero issues

No matter the brand of vehicle I’ve seen people have quality issues with all of them. Seems like the newer you go the worse it gets.

You guys don't have much to complain about. I'll trade you my repair bills anytime. I'm running 2x RAM 3500's. Repairs are about $25,000 per year for the both of them. Yes but you are running 2 trucks, you say. No NOT really. I have 2 because one is always in the shop for repairs so I drive the other one. Doesn't every Hot Shot have 2 trucks?

Hits a moose and complains about cooling fans not working, naw that could have anything to do your issue.

So rather than gripe aboutFord, get rid of it and get a real truck: 2006 LBZ GMC the truck that God intended👍

I feel like Chevy's are the best because Dodge Ram have really stupid wiring issues and gearbox issues that completely shut the truck down and wont let you drive it anywhere and you're forced to get a tow truck and Ford have so many problems. I haven't herd a lot of bad things about Chevy.

The combination of too many plastic parts , constant vibration from ice and dirt covered roads, and months of freezing temps and this is what you get . The front tire problem can be solved with tire rotation . It’s caused by the tread being pushed in 1 direction only . I used to be a Ford dealer tech for years . The dealers pay the techs on a piecework system and nobody wants to do that work for the low pay.

on my truck you stick your hand out the window and adjust the mirror works every time

No issues with my 2020 Platinum 450 . I ordered mine without the moon roof and glad I did . Tires are doing well at almost 40,000 miles . Curious where yours was built, mine was in Kentucky.

Ok my dad and me were ford tech from a ford, Lincoln , mercury dealer... my dad for 33 years me 12 to 13 years... my dad was a Maryland state inspector , and master ford tech , he was also 1 of 2 of the shop foremans... I started out as his helper then became a master tech myself which back then that was normal but I'll get to that in a sec... but any way we would do pdi almost atleast 1 to 5 a week depending on how they sold n bought vehicle's ...our dealership would never let a vehicle leave like that if there were any problems we had to report it or the tech didn't get paid, but alot of times with trucks the top ppl at the dealership gets a demo which they can drive from work n to work n sometimes even around in weekends throughout the week depending on what's going on or if someone was interested in that type of vehicle, now that being said things did happen usually it gets fixed but if not they'll sell the truck as a demo!!... but some dealerships won't tell u unless you ask... which I don't understand why a customer wouldn't say hey why does this truck have 500 1000 maybe more miles on it but they usually give u such a good deal the customer over looks it...Ok there's that now first off I've seen your videos your in extremely cold weather alot, snowing , n other stuff, and when they have that type of conditions on the road they put down salt... that stuff is not good for vehicles we all know that and you power wash ur truck because of that, that can be affecting alot of grounds n electrical because there's a lot of cheaper material on these newer trucks they want to make them lighter cause with trucks everything pretty much deals around weight, also 80% of trucks don't deal with the conditions y'all drive in!, when your just power washing these newer trucks your not really thinking about grounds and plastics covers n window seals but u do have to worry about that, also parts do just go bad at times it's that simple specially in that type of climate, also when u said warranty with ford is a hassle well maybe find a different dealer cause ford will pretty much replace anything under warranty because they 1 they want the customer happy n 2 they don't have to pay the tech as much to replace it, I'd do motor jobs with customer paying I'd get about dbl the labor time them if warranty paid for it sometimes almost triple the time depending on certain things... but Remember when I said I'll get back to being a helper n then a master tech...Ok for the longest time a tech could get helpers then around about 2010 they slowly stopped and you just came in as an oil change guy n worked ur way up and for some oil change guys that was a blessing but bad for tech's... they'll pay oil change tire guys a goatee rate of 10 to 15hrs long as u were clocked in ur getting paid, now tech's that can make 20 to 40 plus he depending on ur skill level they only get paid by the job, so dealerships started giving "pdi" to the oil n tire change guys cause they get paid regardless so they'll take brand new vehicles n need them up n just put yes in all the check boxes n say the hell with it!!... anyway sorry for this long comment, I love etching your channel me and my dad had our own business hauled cars for dealerships n other ppl as another form of making money I really enjoyed it... but honestly I think alot of y'alls problems are just the envoirment y'all are driving in also the condition... even tho u have to power wash but just be more careful n also make sure underneath is clean where's there's alot of grounds...all it takes is weather stripping to get a lil worn out then u have water n moisture getting into the mirrors on the floor , the window switches, everything can get ruined, one more thing those tires stef wearing like that most likely because of the weight your putting weight more on the back of the truck! All this is my opinion again sorry for long comment keep it up, n fix ur fan either relay or ground most likely!!

What you said about Chevy independent front suspension... Makes me realize I'm going to stick with either ford or Dodge

Great video! Thanks for the work you put in (from a fellow Canuck)

If you drove that rig in Arizona. I bet the issues would be less. Canadian winters are brutal.

My 2021 F350 DRW only has 28k , very little towing and my front tires are worn down badly. Will need to replace very soon

Tire issue is cupping happened to my work truck had the front suspension redone problem went away!!

Have a friend with a newer F350 diesel with the king ranch trim package and engine has been replaced. Plus the def stuff. It has set in a dealership for 100 days before he could pick it up. The engine alone was $18,000. He pulls enclosed trailers with it. He does have a Chevy that has almost 600k on it and never has had it serviced.

How often y’all change the oil and fuel filters?

I’m in Australia and I have a November 2018 build f350 king ranch dusky and it wears the left front tyre more than the right ?

2020 F450 larait, 88k on it. I owned it for the last 8k.