Recent content by spyder

Yep, I need the whole visor, not the clip. No light or door opener on mine, but it's still 75 bucks on ebay.

Those amazon clips don't fix my problem. The visor arm itself on mine broke, the little ball at the end cracked in half and it fell out, and I don't see a replacement unless I'm searching for the wrong terms...which I'm sure I am.

My 2021 Rebel was pretty much the same size in the back seat as my 2007.5 2500 Megacab. I like the look of the Megacab better but I don't think I'd buy another one for the cost alone. Unless they made a Megacab with an 8' bed, that I'd buy in a heartbeat.

Honesty from FCA. That's all. They lie about fuel economy on this trucks. It's well known that they do. Why are you so abrasive about factual information?

or find yourself on the Bonneville salt flats like I did. :unsure:

I gambled on them, being that low cost and a sort of unknown name but spent a bunch of time reading reviews and America's Tire has a pretty solid return policy. I had them put on the day before I left for an elk trip, put 1200 miles on them through dirt roads, lava rock covered trails, and ice...

Pic may take some time, but these are what I went with. Low cost and that scares some people, but they've been on 2 mountain elk hunts and driven through a fair bit of snow and ice with zero problems, and I'm getting consistent 19mpg which is what I got before...

I'm a couple thousand miles into my America's Tire house brand A/Ts and love them. Installed and out the door for $666, no road noise, ride smooth, handle well, 3 Peak and have done just fine in mild mud, ice, and snow., and no change to my MPG from the stock street tires they replaced. I'll...

CA resident and bought in Oregon. Taxes and reg were the same as if I had bought in CA. Plus I had to go to scales and get a weight cert, have it pass a smog test, etc. Same as any CA purchase but the dealership usually handles all that. I paid taxes and reg to the DMV instead of the...

I am not a fan of the Wrangler A/T in general but I'm probably just biased because I've had to run them on my work truck the last 15 years. I've used the kevlar sidewalls a few times and wish that was an option in other makes of tires as I never slashed a sidewall on the lava rock and shale I...

I'm pretty remote. All over the place typically doesn't include here. :LOL:

Look into on road A/T instead of off road A/T tires. I occasionally do off road stuff and hunting trips, but don't do any extreme stuff in this rig. We get a lot of snow and ice and I wanted something good in that, on muddy forest service roads, and a lot of highway trips. Those Rocky...

I just went with the stock size, 275 65 18.

I'd love to find a set of OEM wheels for reasonable or cheap, either Bighorn or Rebel. Easy to swap between winter and summer that way.

I just put a set of Americas Tire house brand Rocky Mountains on my Bighorn and immediately took off for a 1000 mile drive through rain, snow, ice, and mud. I'm VERY happy with them. For $666.90 installed I was ready to be grumpy about performance but I ain't. I've run Toyo AT3s for the last...