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Mine was like this till I replaced my tires with Michelin’s last year. Been smooth as silk since. Coming up on 40k miles now

Not the case in my truck

If the brake is set to Auto, you must have your seatbelt buckled before you move shifter out of park for it to auto disengage. If you shift out of park prior to buckling seatbelt, brake remains engaged.

Mines been in 4auto for two years, avg 14mpg combined, have had 21mpg on cross country road trips. Remote starts durning winter months is where my avg drops to 13.9 combined.

It’s 28 degrees here in Michigan today...call me a sissy. Will never buy a truck again without heated/cooled seats and heated steering wheel...or sunroof.

I’ve placed plenty sheets of 4x8 drywall in the bed of my limited with no issues. You’re just not going to close the tailgate. I have a bed extender that folds into my bed. It really helps with longer loads, but also adds the convenience of loading items like groceries into my bed without having...

Power to weight ratio, aerodynamics, rolling mass of tires, friction...all combine to arrive at MPG. My 797HP Redeye gets 22 MPG on the highway, but its not a TRX. All that front end surface area, 35" tires, 6000+ lbs is a lot to overcome. Not to mention, all wheel drive allows you to really...

No no, that thud was their sales report

There’s a thread on this site somewhere that has a photo of the seam leak behind that gasket. It should help you find the location. Not saying that’s going to be your issue, but it’s one you can check easily before you head to the dealer.

Yep, some owners have reported that a weld behind that rubber gasket is allowing water to enter their floor boards. Pull that seal back, run water onto your cowling beneath the windshield, and see if water starts leaking along that seam.

Behind that seal, people have reported a leak that will fill the floor board. Some have fixed it on their own using RTV

Where it runs down beside the dash

I am. On the front edge. You actually have it photographed above

I’ve seen a few people post that there was a bad pinch weld behind the rubber door seal gasket that allows water to enter that area. May be a place to check

Advance Auto carries the DieHards now, that'll definitely be the route I take when the need arises.

I know it’s a Covid supply issue, but I also wonder if it’s not because almost every new SUV hitting the market seems to be around 80-100k now.

Might be why he's not impressed with them...just sayin!!!

True, but not extremely likely that someone would spend the coin on a black appearance package and switch out wheels to the factory 17" or 18" wheel (whatever they are) and remove the electric side steps only to add on fixed steps, and change out the grill to get a set of Laramie LED headlights...

yep, you can tell its not the limited or longhorn by looking at the headlights, wheels etc..limited also have side body moldings

disabled my horn years ago, passive entry works on both doors.