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Reminds me of a joke.
A guy is sitting at the bar drinking a beer. A small monkey jumps onto the bar then sits on the edge of his glass. The monkey then starts dunking his balls in the guy's beer. He yells out to the bartender and says "what's the deal with the monkey"? Bartender replies...
It might balance on the machine, but when the rubber meets the road so to speak, other factors come into play. I'd find another tire shop, preferably one that is independent and they will tell you what's really going on with the tires. The original shop got the sale and want you gone.
Tire...
Tell your neighbor Amazon descriptions don't always translate well into American. The 3M website has the full scoop
https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/p/d/b40067032/
Having dealt with this off and on for the last few years my only advice is get medieval on the MF. Clean the gap the best you can with denatured alcohol, I used a small brush and worked a micro fiber cloth back and forth. Tape off everything but the gap around the frame. Use two part 3M...
I used a Hypertech around 5 years ago, it's only function besides OBD and body codes diagnostics is tire size adjustment. Should have gone with Alpha or Tazer in retrospect. Currently $230 on Amazon
Did you recalibrate the speedometer? Also, the truck has to work harder to turn bigger tires so it makes sense to hang in 7th for a while, specially if you have a 3.21 ratio
That is odd, but maybe there was some foaming starting to develop as the additives broke down. Hopefully it's not fuel dilution, gas in the oil. Be nice to give it a sniff test but that's more difficult now there isn't a dipstick
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