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Can't help ya with cold, but in heat around 100* with 95% humidity, it works just fine.

They are parada spec-x. I think they are quieter than the goodyears.

after only 5k on the stock Goodyears, I wanted something different. Discount tire gave me 210$ as trade in for the stockers, not too bad. So far I'm really liking the smooth ride and dry grip these tires have. Ignore dirty truck, its rained pretty much all week.

Same here, guessing my 2020 had the tsb. Don't think I've ever been over 20.

Just replaced the factory goodyears with 305/45/22 Yokohamas. So far i'm happy with them.

Supposedly the mopar pedal kit is part of the 2022 TRX, maybe we'll finally get them.

Why don't you just get a bigger tire for the 22"?

Same here. I also have to do this with the vents and ducts on my car. I find a leaf blower works wonders.

Exactly! I was excited for a brief moment when I saw the title and package name, but then let down without any drivetrain upgrades.

My 2020 limited has 68361449AD

I was quoted 4k from a few shops in Houston for the whole truck. Keep in mind, they basically disassemble the truck, wrap it and then put it back together. This process makes it look like a full color change and takes a week of labor.

The brake cover goes on pretty easy. You'll want to use some soapy water spray on the accelerator cover. I also used a plastic trim tool to help pry the rubber over and around.

Congrats! I really like that color, it reminds me of my 1999 Intense Blue Dakota R/T.

As others have said, a reciprocating saw with a good blade (diablo) is your best friend.

That looks really good. I'm thinking about replacing the factory soft tri-fold with something that sits more flush.

Add me to the installed list. Time will tell how they hold up.

Ordered today. For only 20$, worth a shot.

Yup

Why not just get a set of 22" AT tires??

and they don't make 'em in 305/45/22, so there's that