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They answer your question right on their site: How is our 18" spare tire fully compatible with all wheel sizes on your Ford Mach-E? Check out this brief video to learn more. https://modernspare.com/product/2020-2024-ford-mach-e-spare-tire-kit-options/

You might want to try resetting the car's system or disconnecting and reconnecting the battery to see if it clears the error. If that doesn’t help, it might be a sensor issue, so a trip to the dealer could be necessary.

I would never unplug someone unless it's an emergency, but if I don't need the charger as much anymore, I’d be willing to let someone else use it. It’s the considerate thing to do.

Is it possible that the initial hours of electrical energy are being used to heat up the battery or something similar? Were you keeping an eye on it?

I haven’t made any suspension changes yet, but I’m curious how your mod went. Were you able to swap the suspension yourself? How’s it working out?

There’s a sound insulation or cabin exhaust flap at the back wall that causes a loud, annoying rattle or buzzing. If you remove it, the noise disappears completely. The process is a bit of a hassle, though, since you’ll need to take off a few panels.

I use the car's charging settings. Set location from the list, set my charging times and charge level.

Stainless steel lines are strong and resistant to corrosion, so they perform really well under pressure and tough conditions, but they can be a bit tricky to install. Copper, on the other hand, is more flexible and easier to work with, but it’s not as strong as stainless steel. It also tends to...

With the shortage of charging stations and all that...!

Unfortunately, there’s been no update yet. I’m hopeful, though not optimistic, that Ford and Tesla will announce in January 2024 when the adapters will be released.

If you’ve scheduled a departure time and are connected to the EVSE, preconditioning should automatically start, regardless of the state of charge. But what could cause it to stop?

Purchase the AOSK armrest cover and insert a piece of firmer foam underneath it or something similar.