GAJoe

This is the ticket! http://www.amazon.com/Mobile-Desk-Inc-AEGRIP-01-Auto/dp/B000FI4KDA/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1295662076&sr=8-3 I have one in my TC and it's great!

My door jam label says 36 on front and 49 on rear I believe. Every time they have been rotated is has caused this light to come on shortly afterward. (The mechanic said he checked/adjusted them.) The first two times pressure adjustments corrected it but the third time the dealership replaced all four. From now on I will only get my tires rotated where they can reset it to make sure the warning light will stay out. Don't you just love mandatory new technology .

The mirrors have been a big help in the Atlanta traffic . The Transit rides like a car compared to my E-350; much quieter and smoother. I probably can't be a good judge of wind noise as every thing I have driven has had it. I wear a hearing aid and the Transit was a welcome relief compared to the rattles and squeaks in the 350. No rattles as I read on earlier forum posts. Joe

Got my Transit Connect just over a week ago replacing my E-350 service van. One of the first things I noticed was the blind spot on the drivers side. I noticed several small cars went totally out of view. When I got home I went on line looking for an add on mirror that wouldn't obscure the existing mirror's view and found the following: http://www.amazon.com/Auxilary-Wide-Angle-Side-View-Mirror-Medium/dp/B000ALJYEW/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top Note the good reviews. It appears to be glass and is adjustable. Here is a photo I took while sitting on the side of the road to show the advantage it gives (as you see I chose to mount on the bottom of the stock mirror as suggested by one of the reviewers) : I found a good You-tube of the same mirror sold under a different name. You can see how it mounts: Hope this helps make your Transit driving safer. Joe