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Are those the Dominator D6 boards? If so, you just made me feel even better about my decision to order a set. Those look great!

I too am curious to hear how the D6 boards are holding up from all those who have them. I just ordered a set and am considering having them bed lined before install. Pretty disappointed to see surface rust only 18 months in...

The document I signed was particular to the dealership and their loaner Policy. I basically agreed to never request a loaner and that they would never proactively provide one. That dealership is almost two hours from my house, and knowing I will never go back there for service or repairs I...

The dealership I purchased from forced me to sign a document stating I agree that they will NEVER provide a loaner vehicle. Wasn't going to let that stop the deal (especially since it wasn't my local dealership), but regardless I thought that was pretty crazy.

FCA is the same accross the board, I have owned more Jeeps then I can count and the dealership experience is an absolute joke. I guess we will see what happens with Ram.

The bed stays dry as a bone. I don’t have any pics, but so far water just runs down the cab corners. The tail gate corners seem like they are sealed very well, but it’s hard to tell since as soon as the tailgate is opened water falls in. I am going to add some additional weather stripping and...

Truxedo Sentry CT. Absolutely love the low profile look and function. Some water seepage at the corners but I don’t mind. Very easy to install also. (y)

Those look great! I think I may order a set of those for my Laramie this week. The seats are gonna get destroyed if we keep sliding our asses across them to get out lol.

Those look great! Was there an "iBoard" sticker in the center of these? I read a review on Amazon that showed a sticker that apparently cannot be removed. Can you confirm this?

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This is my first full size truck ever, so I leased to make sure I had an exit strategy god forbid I wasn't happy. After 3 weeks of ownership, I can confidently say that I will be buying this truck out (assuming it is relatively problem free over the next three years). I absolutely love it! I...

The screw holes in the rear of my truck weren’t even lined up! Kept wondering why my license plate looked crooked...assumed the dealer didn’t tighten the plate properly. I removed the plate to see the holes were drilled incorrectly. Does the factory do that? Or is the dealer is to blame...

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Got mine in today. What worked for me was lining up the holes in the back of the wheel well, securing them, then working my way from the top of the arch down to the sides. Either way it was a pain in the ***, but well worth it. They look great!

Congrats! Adaptive Cruise is awesome but seems to be few and far between on these trucks (sub Limited trim). I searched far and wide for a Laramie with the options I wanted + ACC and I eventually had to give up. Oh well, ENJOY IT!

It is self explanatory. I did not loosen all of the screws across the top of the flare like you mentioned before. Perhaps that is why I couldn’t get it to slide in at the top. I’ll give it another go this weekend, not gonna be defeated by fender liners lol.

I couldn’t find any videos that were Ram specific to Rough Country. This is frustrating to me as I shouldn’t need a video to install these lol. However, I sometimes have a habit of solving one problem while creating another... and I don’t want that to be the case here on my brand new truck :LOL:

That’s where I ran into issues. Had both bottoms in no problem but couldn’t get the tabs at the corners of the arch to pop in. Was afraid I was gonna break the flare.

Was there a particular side of the liner you worked in first? Or did you start from the arch and work your way down?

Were you able to get yours installed? Just took a shot at installing mine and no dice. I cannot get both sides to slide into place between the existing half liners and the sheet metal. I will have to attack this again over the weekend while I have more time. For Step 3 - Do you need to loosen...