Yeah, maybe if it didn't automatically open in the app it would work.Sorry... When I click .COM Amazon links, it will open. Weird that it doesn't work the other way around.
Yeah, maybe if it didn't automatically open in the app it would work.Sorry... When I click .COM Amazon links, it will open. Weird that it doesn't work the other way around.
If I open in.l browser it works. I'm using the Dodge version of this on my 00 Dakota. Granted I havent driven it in almost four years, and it wasn't a daily driver before that, but it still looks good.Sorry... When I click .COM Amazon links, it will open. Weird that it doesn't work the other way around.
Technical like this? These guys are nuts IMO. The TRX is a lot more capable than I ever imagined.
You do realized the TRX was designed for offroad use right? Its use onroad was an afterthought and a technicality.
So, the heated and cooling still works with the current seat covers I have. Cheap Seat Covers
The steering wheel cover still lets heat through, mind you it takes longer and doesn't feel quite as hot... But I don't need hot, I just don't want cold. Steering wheel cover I wouldn't necessarily buy this one, if you are looking. I bought it in March and it's already cracked and uncomfortable to hold. What I am going to order is this one SEG Steering Wheel Cover and see if it lasts any longer.
So I installed the passenger seat cover and then the Husky tailgate protector.
Now I'm considering going to a carwash. It rained yesterday and the truck is dirty. In the warmer months I would do it by hand... But it's cool and I'm lazy.
Just ordered these! Thanks. Right now, this area is pristine on my truck. However, with 2 boys doing all sorts of sports, cleats, bags, and backpacks get dragged in all the timeYep. I had them in my Laramie and put a set in my TRX. They are nearly invisible and have held up really well. I actually bought the set for the TRX on eBay, for about $10 less, but eBay seems to be down right now.
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UGH! Screw that! Heights mess me up. Legs and taint get electric tinglesWe went to Moab once with a group of Jeep club members. I always wheel with no top or doors to minimize damage if I rub against a tree, boulder etc. since I am a fan of the hard/technical stuff. No top or doors was a huge mistake in Moab. It was miserably hot and extremely dusty. I learned my lesson to leave that idea for Oklahoma, Arkansas, Colorado, etc. We got on a “trail” one day and the “leader” got lost and I think he kept it to himself. We wheeled for hours until we started to question where we were. We eventually got out, but that trail, wherever it may be will always be called the “Lost Texan Trail”. Beautiful place though. This pic was taken on a narrow canyon ridge drive. I believe this was Hey Joe canyon.
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Just ordered these! Thanks. Right now, this area is pristine on my truck. However, with 2 boys doing all sorts of sports, cleats, bags, and backpacks get dragged in all the time
Thanks man. Unfortunately, attention to detail isnt my strong suit. But, Ill take it slow with these. Id hate for them to be "off kilter" even if that are clear and hard to seeJust a heads up. They are not difficult to install, but they are time consuming if you want them to be perfect... meaning bubble free. I installed them wet, using a hairdryer to get them to adhere to the creases in the thresholds.
Actually, I have really big hands and I prefer the grip I get with a larger steering wheel. And, yes, ensuring that I get at least the life of my truck payments out of it is a good thing, in my eyes. You said it yourself "paying all this money"... yeah, exactly.So you’re paying all this money for a new ram just to save the interior for the future new owner to enjoy? I get the seat cover if you using it for something that can destroy them ( I use one during the work week for this reason), but a steering wheel cover.. cmon whats next.. plastic over your rubber mats, dash cover etc. most of this items will wear well as long as your not just careless about it. Steering wheel oem replacement is rather cheap if you have to replace one down the line.
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FYI an OEM replacement wheel only costs around $80 getting it directly from the dealership depending if you have a heated one or not.Actually, I have really big hands and I prefer the grip I get with a larger steering wheel. And, yes, ensuring that I get at least the life of my truck payments out of it is a good thing, in my eyes. You said it yourself "paying all this money"... yeah, exactly.
$80US, probably... Which is probably $150CDN here. Then there is the annoyance of having to swap it. Just as easy to spent $30CDN for a steering wheel cover and not worry about it futher.FYI an OEM replacement wheel only costs around $80 getting it directly from the dealership depending if you have a heated one or not.
I upgraded to an TRX wheel, it's quite a bit thicker then the one my Limited came with and a slightly differnet shape on the sides.
thanks!This sounds like so much fun. I'd obviously need to go really slow or upgrade my shocks/struts. I envy all the over landing and offloading you do
I had my share of harder/ more technical stuff when I had the 4Runner, then I realized I'm not a big fan of off-camber lol.We went to Moab once with a group of Jeep club members. I always wheel with no top or doors to minimize damage if I rub against a tree, boulder etc. since I am a fan of the hard/technical stuff. No top or doors was a huge mistake in Moab. It was miserably hot and extremely dusty. I learned my lesson to leave that idea for Oklahoma, Arkansas, Colorado, etc. We got on a “trail” one day and the “leader” got lost and I think he kept it to himself. We wheeled for hours until we started to question where we were. We eventually got out, but that trail, wherever it may be will always be called the “Lost Texan Trail”. Beautiful place though. This pic was taken on a narrow canyon ridge drive. I believe this was Hey Joe canyon.
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haha i think the only way i would ever take a $100k truck off-road in that way would be if i had TWO $100 trucks. You know, like sunday best and play clothes?Technical like this? These guys are nuts IMO. The TRX is a lot more capable than I ever imagined.
Merry Christ•mas to you as well and all the fellow 5th gen’ers!