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Nice! Can’t help with the aftermarket lighting but I highly recommend the OEM LED headlight swap. They look awesome and the light output is night and day. Also you need to get some tow hooks on the front of that bad boy. Just looks wrong without them

The stock rebel wheels are the same offset as the non rebel stock wheels which is +19mm so that would not be an issue

Yeah good point.

I can’t help with the OP’s specific question but I had this experience myself just yesterday at my local Discount tire. I went in to have some 295/70/18 wildpeaks put on my stock wheels. Replacing 275/70/18 K02s. The guy at the tire shop says just so you know your going to have problems with...

This right here. Everyone wants massive campers that are half ton towable. To do that they need to be light and are made from flimsy materials. You can get the same camper made from much nicer materials but it will weigh twice as much. OP will be fine towing that trailer for his use as long as...

Exactly what was going to say.

Wow that is surprising. I never rubbed at all with the 275/60/20’s on my truck. But I have heard that the falkens run bigger than other brands

Those new Mickeys are heavy too. For my use I don’t care how heavy they are but I can understand the weight being a concern on the 1/2 tons. Especially if it’s a daily driver

Yeah that sucks big time. I agree I wouldn’t want my dash being torn apart on a brand new truck. Hopefully they fix it, put it back together and you’ll be good

Actually the stock Wildpeaks are a different tire. They are Wildpeaks A/T3WA The ones I’m getting are different. They are A/T3W much more aggressive tire. You can see the difference in the photos. that’s great to know about the mickey’s I’ll probably get them next time.

That is awesome. I wanted to put those on my truck in the worst way but I was worried they’d be louder than I wanted. They look so awesome. I’m having 295/70/18 Wild peaks put on my truck today cause I’ve had them and I know they are awesome tires and quiet. Plus they are $64 a piece less than...

275/60/20 will work no problem on a stock height truck. I know that for a fact as I ran that size on both my 5th gen trucks. One had the ORG and the other didn’t. That was the stock size on the 4th gen trucks. I do not however know if the 275/65/20 will work. That’s a 34” tire where as your...

If you are considering the Continentals, I recommend considering the Pirelli Scorpion A/T plus. These rate right with the Continentals in pretty much every category but are more aggressive looking.

I get what you’re saying. And I’m sure it even varies by region as far as how many are sold. I actually spoke with the Manager who orders all the stock trucks at my closest local dealer. I was looking for a a crew cab, long box, patriot blue north edition. He was an older guy and he showed me...

I agree with the opinion that they aren’t that popular because they are harder to find. If there were more on the lot I think they’d sell more. as others have said it just depends on your use. If you pull a camper the longer bed is a no brainer IMO. More stable, more room to pack stuff. There...

Ridge grapplers don’t have the 3peak winter rating and IMO are ridiculously over priced. I asked my local discount tire guy about them. He said they sell a ton of them but if winter traction is important there are much better options. I’ve been looking at getting 295/70/18 tires on my current...

I had a cc long bed and could not tell any difference parking it from a short bed. I will never own a pick up truck with that short bed again. Once you’ve had that extra space it would be really hard to go back IMO.

Yes they have good prices if you are buying only. if you are trading in it’s a wash because they use their low prices to justify lower trade values

My best sales experience was at Luther Brookdale Chrysler in Brooklyn Park. Specifically with their salesman Jordan. He is a no nonsense, no b.s. guy which is what I like. for service my best experience has been with Fury motors in Stillwater. They are friendly, and honest. places I would...

Yeah exactly. I needed to get a bigger truck for our new RV/fish house. Normal market I would have been stuck, and I did have to pay full msrp for my new 1 ton. So it ended up a wash. I loved my ecodiesel and absolutely would have kept it otherwise