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You could just call the dealership and ask them to check for you.

Might have a master cylinder going bad

Its unfortunate but luckily there are some nice relocation brackets out there

It's not necessary if you have a small lift. Once you start going big the angle will increase and you'll start feeling it over bumps.

Might be for a chunk of vehicles during a specific production date and your vehicle doesn't fall within those dates.

Mine makes a similar noise every time I back up out of my driveway and go forward about 5 feet. It was there since day 1 but I'm not all that worried about it.

If you're going for heavier D load rated or higher tires I would go for the 4.88s. At 37s you have some lighter options but they're limited compared to the heavier duty tires.

They have to pay whoever makes their machine to update new model years into the computer. They could look up the specs in whatever website they use for repair information if they really wanted to. Just don't pay for a four wheel alignment because like Mac says in stock form its a toe set only.

I can hear this tire roaring down the road in my head right now...

Something is wrong with that front end or the alignment is way off

Depending on how powerful your pressure washer is you're gonna want to change the size of the orifice inside of the foam cannon. I have both a gas and electric power washer and my cannon works much better with the weaker electric power washer I have. I started off with this cannon from advanced...

Only thing I find annoying was getting between the fenders and the body. I bought some detail brushes to get in the cracks. I do remove any loose dirt with the power washer and then foam it up using a foam cannon. They sell the foam cannons at auto part stores and soap. Any kind of soap will do...

Those ACE rock sliders would be nice

Thats when I start spraying everything with silicone spray

Oh no my customers are great actually (Kia). But I hear the stories from across the lot

A navy blue would've been nice

I wash weekly and I've been happy with P&S Bead marker. It doesn't last longer than maybe 2-3 weeks but it also doesn't overhype how long it will last. Spray it on when you dry and you're done. Spray it on after dry and work it in like a spray wax if you want extra slickness. Plus its like 36$...

So that just means all dealerships and their employees are terrible?

You might be okay... I don't think anyone could tell you 100% you're going to be fine. What you might feel is acceptable might not be for someone else.

You stated what NC4stroker said was not true when it 100% is. The technicians at the dealership can no longer just flip a setting in a second and send you on the way. Whether or not somebody thinks that the money spent is worth it is up to the owner.