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This pops up on eBay, but the brand is "Aftermarket Products". Why the link is in espanol no idea https://www.ebay.com/itm/267101571414?itmmeta=01JP5PP0H9BNXXG6KY87GPCE9T&hash=item3e307e8956:g:nR8AAOSwuIRnqls6

I think you have a bad tire or two, tread separation or broken belt. Try rotating the tires and see if there is a change in the ride characteristics. What where the results of the road force balancing? The vibration on acceleration makes me wonder if the rear drive shaft took a hit

Skip to 1:41 for some questionable decisions with a 3 axle

You were definitely at or above max capacity to receive that message but the frame is allowed to flex, normal for pick up trucks. Check out this old Ford commercial, skip to 1:40 and note the flex between the cab and the bed. Modern trucks are considerably more rigid but still flex

I've use the el cheapo plastic covers before from Amazon, worked out pretty well

My boss had a diesel VW golf and his intercooler would fill with oil from time to time choking the engine. The mod was similar with adding a drain valve

That would get me back into a show room

I miss my bench, the center console is way too big. The storage is nice but it feels a little claustrophobic. Also the wife can't lean over and.... adust the volume as easily

Sucks that they tap the wires like that but definitely safe to remove

Take a peek under the dash for things that look added on. Some dealers install "trackers"

@RamCares

Haven't you heard of "The Tortoise and the Hare"?

p0440 is pretty generic, just points to a problem in the fuel evap system. Might be as simple as a clogged charcoal canister or a loose fitting. Mine had this code come and go for the first few years of ownership, most likely from me overfilling the tank once. It hasn't come on in a while...

The stripe down the bumper is a little too much Shelby F150 but otherwise looks good