u/xKyranStormx

Anyone here switch to T-Mobile from Verizon? Have you had a better overall experience or about the same or worse?

On multiple phones over multiple years I end up having this issue on Verizon, where I could have 5G UW and million signal bars lit up, but data just doesn’t work (not over a limit cap), phone calls just drop (or the person I’m calling says it sounds like I’m talking through a dial up connection and it takes 5 minutes for one word to come through), and text messages will take minutes to send (happening today actually)

So what I’m wanting to know is, if anyone is a former Verizon customer, have you experienced stuff like this on your Verizon lines, and when you changed over, did your problem go away?

Anyone notice transmission issues around 10-15k miles? I think mine started to slip gears, and then it wouldn’t go into reverse. It kinda does but the screen would throw the parking brake on and say “gear will not engage when moving” or something to that effect. And when it did engage it felt it was moving really slow like something was binding or the brakes were engaged.

Theres no DTC lights on the dash, and when I plugged a scan tool in, it couldn’t get the vin number.

The power on self test works though (the CEL lights up when it’s on and not running)

The last two times it went to ford for service both times they said the fluid was at proper level, and the previous time I went they took small samples of the fluid in a cup so I can see quality/color

Anyone in the same boat with me? 2025 XLT eco FX4 AWD non 4K tow