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I don't know if it's true, but I've read that the PP2 cars have different wheel well liners compared to a base GT to accommodate the wider wheels

I ended up getting another set of stock GT350 wheels and put 275/40r19 winter tires on them.

I don't think the California special wheels will fit over GT350 brakes. I learned the hard way that 19 inch GT performance pack 1 wheels don't clear the brakes. I also know the 19 inch black appearance wheels from 2019 don't fit either. Very few 19 inch wheels fit, other than the stock ones.

This Motor trend article says it's 54/46. https://www.motortrend.com/news/2021-ford-mustang-mach-1-pvoty-review/

I've used two different winter tires on S550 Mustangs. Sumitomo Ice Edge and Nokian Hakkapeliitta R3. I would recommend both. The Sumitomos are more affordable and studdable, but I would consider the Nokians to be the superior tire, although they're not studdable.

Does that TSB only apply to vehicles within warranty, or will Ford cover the corroded panel replacement after warranty expires? My mother's 2014 Mustang has the hood corrosion.

It's no problem. This is the kind of stuff I was hoping to hear about, and I'm waiting to hear if you have success. If it works out for you I'll probably give Petrie Ford a call as well.

I've heard that a few dealers in the U.S. have better pricing on extended warranties than other U.S. dealers, so I was hoping one in Canada might be doing something similar.

My GT350 will be reaching the end of its 3-year warranty period shortly. Does anyone know the best way to purchase an extended warranty in Canada?

I believe the corrosion warranty is for 5 years/unlimited distance, but I don't know if they cover it unless the panel is perforated. Maybe check out this thread: https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/hood-corrosion.36917/

Looks like I posted the the link to the front wheels twice. The rears are supposed to be in stock. https://www.autorimshop.com/catalog/product/view/id/245704/s/ford-mustang-2020-19-factory-oem-4s/

https://www.autorimshop.com/ford-mustang-2018-19-oem-wheel-rim.html https://www.autorimshop.com/ford-mustang-2018-19-oem-wheel-rim.html I believe these are the wheels you're looking for. I don't know if this seller has both front and rear in stock though.

I've had my younger brother and friend sitting in front of each other, and they're not small guys at 5'11" and 6'4". Leg room isn't so much of an issue, but rather the head room in the back seat (according to my 6'4" brother). I have had people in the back seat many times, if you have willing...

I had a Canadian 2018 GT pp1 manual, and it had the same 6500 rpm redline tach. It revved all the way to 7400.

I didn't even try to go to a dealer. I had Kal Tire (a Canadian company) install them. It seems like they're the only ones around here that can order Nokian tires. When I ordered I made sure to ask if they would install a 275 on an 11" wide wheel. They said that was the narrowest tire size they...

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I thought I'd update this thread in case anyone else has this question. I wasn't able to find any affordable narrower wheels that fit, so I ended up getting a set of 2019-2020 gt350 wheels and put 275 40 r19 Nokian Hakkapeliitta R3 winter tires on all four. It's worked great so far.

I guess if the block heater doesn't work out I can look into that heated dipstick as an option. Thanks.

Thanks, I don't think the '17 supplement has that info

If the block heater doesn't pan out those engine blankets might be worth checking out. I had a Corvette that I would park all winter, but it drove me crazy knowing I couldn't drive it almost half the year. I figure I only live once, so I might as well drive a car I love, whenever I can.