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I have a ratcheting cargo bar in mine, I made some hooks that hook on my bed utility rails and hold the bar out of the way when not needed. Works for me

A good friend of mine tints for a living, he had told me that he hates doing the windshield on the 5th gens, because of getting water into he module at the base of the windshield. When he does do one, he stuffs microfibre cloths at the edge of the dash to keep the water at bay. ( He won't do...

wasn't there a TSB or something out for a batch of bad batteries?

I’ve seen vehicles around here with those units installed, they work good enough that even the screws / bolts holding the unit to the vehicle are rusted. There’s way too much salt both on the roads and in the air for those around here. The joys of living in the Canadian maritimes.

The problem with the rubberized stuff is that it will harden and crack, then it'll trap water behind it which makes the corrosion issue worse. Using a product that stays soft ( if you wipe it it comes off on your finger like grease ) is a much better solution

I can't remember the name of the Avery stuff.

I haven't tried the MOPAR cleaning stuff, but I'm betting for the same money or cheaper, you'll get a better product. I know for a fact my dealership does not use Mopar products for cleaning......

I think you'll have a tough time marching the Tri coat, it changes color a bit depending on how your looking at it and in what light. Avery Designs makes a Vinyl that is VERY close ( a bit brighter white ). Id get it wrapped in vinyl, it'll be the closest you'll get to the pearl the paint has

Most of the wireless chargers I've seen / have need 2A power supply, if its getting less than that for power that could make them act funny

They are springs made by MaxTrac, I contacted them directly about these, and they confirmed that they are springs for the 12-18 trucks, and while they do fit, they didn't know what these springs would do to payload as the 5th gen springs are a larger diameter coil. That being said, id like to...

That ought to be cheap. It’ll probably be very good quality and have great sound but I’ve always found the stealthbox series to be very pricey.

The only thing I don’t like about that bag setup is cutting off the bumpstop brackets. Other than that great system. I’m thinking of adding it to mine

I usually try to check mine every couple weeks or so. For the two minutes it takes it’s worth it to me. I find my tpms is off a bit. I can have each tire inflated the same ( digital gauge ) but the tpms usually has one that’s off either high or low. I like to think of the tpms as a guide...

All this being said, If you manually check your air pressures often, the caps won't have a chance to get corroded on.......

So you put the foam between the rubber door gasket and the body?

Yea thats how much they are in Canada , seems most accessories are in the 400 range ( at least the ones I want anyway, tips, rear bumper step... )

Id like to get the black version, but at $400 Im going to hold off for a while......

Just adding those probably aren't going to be much louder than stock, all they are doing is removing the 2 resonators, but you still have the 45gallon drum sized muffler in the truck. If you want more sound without being too loud get the flow FX from flow master, about the same money as the kit...

You could also take the liners down, and apply a sound deadening material to the back side of them......

I don’t think it’s a matter of different versions, more of brands. Mine are just eBay cheapos