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I got it once before. No idea what it was. It was parked overnight with stuff on the open tailgate but that's nothing new.

I'm amazed by the PDR stories. OP, if you go this route post before/after pics. I would have questions for the insurance company about how they're going to follow the "made whole" rule. What if the repair, amazing as it is, is still slightly noticeable?

If your Yokohama's are the A/Ts that are ice/snow rated they should be alright. If they're not I love my BFG KO2s. Put ~25k miles/year on them and half is in ice/snow. A truck in the snow is totally different from a car though. Have to be careful about braking no matter what tires you have on. I...

60k no problems. I do mostly country road driving.

Ceramic actually makes keeping it clean harder imo. It helps water bead, repels dust and protects somewhat, but certain areas are just going to get dirty no matter what. They will stand out even more on a perfect glossy finish.

Looking good. Fenders and wheels go well together.

Gonna go out on a limb and say this probably has something to do with the air suspension.

Have to admire the strategy- instead addressing a product's shortcomings, just make it obligatory. "Mr. Pepsi CEO, our diet sodas are losing popularity, people don't like the taste." :unsure: "Discontinue the non-diet sodas."

If you really want to go down the EMP rabbit hole... http://futurescience.com/emp/vehicles.html

I'd move.

Hand wash panel by panel, window by window. I've never had a vehicle come out of an automated washer actually clean anyways.

It's possible. You just have to drive slow and like one of those Prius forums hypermilers. I think a tonneau cover helps, especially with a long bed. Also 93 octane, CAI and Borla exhaust (maybe?). If I didn't have towing mirrors, off road skid plates, AT tires and 3.92 rear diff mileage could...

It's not the truck, that's just the sound Mopar makes responding to all the complaints about this.

18 isn't awful. I can get near 20 sometimes on my commute, but have to go 50, maybe roll a stop sign a tiny bit. One thing I think I've noticed is cruise control can worsen mileage in slightly hilly areas. It somehow doesn't let you coast above the set speed.

Joined the $150 club yesterday too. Same. Hope we can rip this bandaid off as hard as necessary.

Drove to work in heavy snow yesterday and my A/Ts were fine. Nothing like Blizzaks on my 4Runner though. I do miss snow tires but it's way too much $ and hassle for a truck.

Very sharp, enjoy !

Mine get iffy in cold weather. They might deploy half way, or get stuck in the deployed position. Keep the hinges clean and sprayed with WD40 helps, or keep them permanently stored. The whole thing is a silly design feature imo.

46k, air suspension sometimes won't raise/lower on the first try. No other real issues.

The extra 7 gallons of gas is what, 40-45 lbs? Think my toddler and his car seat weigh almost that much.