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I don't know if they exist in Florida but here in PA they have sand mound systems, which have a raised mound about 3 feet with the drain field pipes in there, then about a foot of topsoil above everything. In my county just about all newer homes have them, you usually need at least a 10 acre lot...

I had a Ram 2500 with 18" chrome clads and when I got new tires they didn't even put a mark on any of them. Most tire shops know how to deal with them.

That is more than just a Bighorn, it looks like a "Built to Serve" edition. Nice truck!

Try some white grease on the tailgate latches.

Try lubing the door latches.

The dealer lost the wheel lock key on our Grand Cherokee a few years ago and said they had a master key to remove them- they were Mopar locks. I was taking it in to get the locks removed and replaced with new ones, and the tech suddenly found our missing key. I would check with the dealer before...

I had a similar experience years ago and it turned out the gas was full of water, I bought a bad tank of gas and it acted like what you describe.

It has to be perforation through a panel to count any corrosion for warranty, at least that is what I was told years ago.

That should do it. I installed tow hooks myself on my truck and the bezels replaced the grill-type inserts the truck came with. Take off the lower front of the wheelhouse liner for easier access. I believe there are 2 nuts and 2 push on type clips holding the bezels on.

Bosch Icons, nothing else.

I would be prepared to find some kind of damage under them. They might have been used as a quick cover up for a scrape or something.

I understand this is a different vehicle than yours, but my wife has a 2013 Grand Cherokee with 66000 miles and the front seats look similar to yours with the wrinkles. I even put leather conditioner on them a few times per year, and it is garage kept so the sun isn't beating on them all day.

The 5th generation bed is 3" taller than the 4th generation. A drop in liner for a 4th gen. would be too short top to bottom.

They should go off after 10 minutes or so by themselves. I have noticed mine does this when cleaning it. It's part of the battery run down protection.

I believe they started adding the anti-spin in 2021. My 2019 didn't have it as part of the "black appearance package", which was what the night edition was called back then. The anti-spin was a separate option that cost $495. I am sure of this because I ordered my truck. This 2020 you spoke of...

I just checked mine. 1811 lbs. 2019 Bighorn quad cab, the options are in my sig.

My 2019 Bighorn has it. It came on once on the interstate and when I pulled over to check, it wasn't fully latched.

The plastic body parts and bumpers are painted on a different line than the main body. They often have a slightly different shade than the rest of the truck. Dodge Challenger owners have complained about this for years.

Looks like Lehigh Street in Allentown. Nice truck.

Mine has 2 on the back of the console.