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Everything by David Alan Coe on a continuous loop.

Rule to live by: It is NEVER the wrong thing to do the RIGHT thing. Help your fellow man when you can or risk getting throat punched at karma's earliest convenience.

This is the first thread where I have seen unfortunate ranting and name calling. Hope this place doesn't devolve into what the rest of the internet appears to be. For the brief time I've been here, it has seemed like a pretty nice place to check in and read about our common interests...

Sport S... Loving it so far.

Semper Fi Brother!

As a Marine Veteran and somebody that has lived a life filled with aggressively pursuing opportunities, here is what I think: If God wants you dead, ain't nothing going to keep you alive. If God wants you to live, ain't nothing going to kill you. The skein of your life was wound long ago...

Deploy the truck nuts!

Probably "Dim" weight, which is the dimensional "weight" based on the size of the box it ships in. It does not correlate with the actual weight. No way the actual weight is 124lbs.

That would be sweet! Living in South Texas, I could see putting some in my truck. Hope we see some solutions pop up here.

I have not had the nerve to get mine up past 75mph. I am still getting used to driving it after driving a low slung Mercedes Convertible that felt like it was on railroad tracks even at well over 100mph. I am finally getting to the point where I don't feel like I am sitting on a lifeguard chair. ?

I used to drive from San Antonio to Houston a few times a week on business. At that time, I was driving a nice Porsche Cayenne. I REFUSED to mess it up with a front plate. I estimate I was pulled over at least a dozen times for no front plate by the Highway Patrol and local LE. I always just...

They were on the truck when I bought it so, I have no experience with applying them. I sure do like 'em though...

Unfortunately, or fortunately depending on your point of view, the decals were on the truck when I bought it. Not sure the brand. I will say they look nice and are holding up well in the strong Texas summer sun.

My 2020 with Texas stars on both sides and hood blackout.

275/60/R20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers on 20" Fuel rims. Sport S

That is exactly what I want to do. Thanks for the tip.

Thanks for the welcome. I am enjoying the new toy so far.

Good point. I will check that asap.

Thanks for the reply. After an extended bout with Porsches, BMWs and Mercedes, I have had enough "been there, done that" to come back to vehicles for pure fun and getting back to the more rural parts of Texas. I'll be trimming the plastic back this coming weekend. I guess I would be more...

I purchased a 2020 Gladiator Sport S with some nice extras. It has Fuel 20" wheels and Nitto Ridge Grapplers 275/60 R20 tires. I see that the front right tire rubs on the plastic spacer between the bumper and the fender when cutting the wheels to the left and to a lesser extent when cutting...