Starlifter

A question for all the FFH owners who have the so-called tire emergency kit in the trunk I lieu of a spare. I want to replace the kit with a donut or an 1ull-size spare, with the spare being my first preference. When I measured the wheel well it appears there is not enough depth for an 18-inch wheel and tire. I don’t want to purchase a new or used 18-inch spare only to have it not fit. Has anyone out there with 18-inch an wheel and tire actually fit the spare into the existing wheel well? It appears the wheel well will only accommodate the smaller spare. The 18-inch wheels are 8 inches wide rather than 6.5-inches on the smaller wheels and tires. I may have to go with the donut. Any inputs would be appreciated

Like the comment "It's not a fragile egg ... it's a car". Responses like this are what I am looking for...Real Word driving. Many thanks

I have a similar philosophy, many thanks. And for other readers, the "internet" in the title should have been "Interstate". A senior, sleepy moment.

I would like to have some feedback from some "Road Warriors" who own FFHs. The men and women who drive the interstates and other highways day in and day out, to give real world feedback on their Fusion Hybrids MPG. One of the topics I would particularly like to hear are the highways speeds you find to be the most efficient in your Fusion Hybrid. I'm not looking for the out-of-sight MPGs which area achieved by ultra-milers, just good real world experiences.

My OM has 14 for both but I doubt it

I somewhat doubt Ford's stated fuel tank capacity of 14 gallons. I believe it's closer to 13.0 tor 13.5 gallons. Any comments?