Buying a used 2012 F350 - what maintenance?
So I didn't do my homework two years ago when I bought my '11 F-150 EcoBoost with its 1400 lb payload and my 1000 lb tongue on my trailer. The payload has been bugging me which has had me looking ...
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That truck is very similar to mine. Year, color, option package. This truck gets more compliments on its looks than any other vehicle I have owned. From all sorts of people. Young kids, to old ladies, and everything in between. It is a beautiful truck. For that reason alone, it won't be on the lot for long. I agree the asking price may be a little steep. But its an ASKING price. But also, with this trucks curb appeal, they probably don't need to dicker much. They'll get a lot of serious lookers. And will sell it easily. And quickly.
Having owned my 2012, I can tell you it is a really fine truck. Tows very well and runs beautifully. Mine has 15K miles...about 8500 miles towing my 14,250 GVWR 5th wheel. Its a killer truck.
I noticed on that report that the fuel filters have not been changed. That needs to be done every 22,000 miles. So get the dealer to do that. You might also have him check the brakes. OEM pads are soft...and wear quickly. Mine are halfway gone already But I have towed a lot with it. Also only have 15,000 miles.
Having owned my 2012, I can tell you it is a really fine truck. Tows very well and runs beautifully. Mine has 15K miles...about 8500 miles towing my 14,250 GVWR 5th wheel. Its a killer truck.
I noticed on that report that the fuel filters have not been changed. That needs to be done every 22,000 miles. So get the dealer to do that. You might also have him check the brakes. OEM pads are soft...and wear quickly. Mine are halfway gone already But I have towed a lot with it. Also only have 15,000 miles.
