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how about when not towing?

really? which configurations on a 1500? (hint: none)

yes. tinted driver side only though

maybe when the update the HD's to the new body style. still dont understand why it is not an option currently

if so can you take pictures where it attaches at the front of the cab? thank you.

I just negotiate my out the door price. I don't care how they write it down on paper as long as it meets that. I take into consideration taxes but not there bs fees. that's on them to figure out how to make it work.

I found that mine only worked with the cord that came with the phone (I use the usb c connection). I believe other cords will work if they are rated appropriately. I saw on another thread that the issue was with the internal connection on the usb ports being bent.

I love the 12 inch screen. had the 8.4 in last truck and would pick the 12 inch again. most controls still have physical buttons on the outside of the screen. the ability to have split screen is awesome. native nav in full screen is great, although I usually use waze. I agree with the...

I have put in 30 plus gallons a couple of times on my Rebel. Normal fill up for my when I am low on fuel is around 28 gallons. my 14 Laramie was usually 26-28 gallons when low. no fueling issues in regards to the pump shutting off early. I don't worry too much about the light coming on as I am...

need to add the diesel to the list

Dang...no one with a Rebel is using a drop hitch? I know this isn't the towing section but I wanted to know specifically for Rebel's.

Jeep is listed

I will try it if someone else buys it :ROFLMAO:

doubt it. I have the braces on still, slamming is basically a must. it really isn't that hard of a slam in my opinion. just has to be shut harder than would think is necessary.

android or iPhone? in android auto I believe there are settings accessed via your phone on app auto start up. i would check the settings in waze as well. don't use iPhone so I have no knowledge there.

I have a 21' SeaRay and I am wondering what drop down hitch people are using on their trucks. I don't have the ability to go measure.

I agree with mid 15's being bad for mostly highway driving. in my rebel with mostly highway driving I get 17-18. city driving significantly impacts my mpg's

only issue I have is with the brackets in the front of the bed in regards to putting on a tonneau cover. They are usefull as a tie down point though. I would still get the MFT if I had the choice.

No ventilated (cooled) seats in the Rebel. Auto climate doesn't work as well as it did in my 14 Laramie.

I purchased this one for the same reason you posted, large dogs. I haven't been able to test it yet but I did install it. it is wider than any other I was able to find and it does have the flaps to put up to protect the doors...