rockfish24

Mine above are 285/65/18. No level and no rubbing. I had to zip tie the fender liner to the frame. If I remember correctly theres 1/2-1" you gain when you pull it in tight.

285/65/18

I went with 285/65/18 BFG KO2. Not to loud on the highway and not much bigger than stock. I can't comment on MPG because I had the dealership install them when I bought the truck. They are an LT tire so they will be a little stiffer than a P rated for ride quality. They are also winter rated which gets me 5% insurance discount where I live. Mine fit without a level so you won't have a problem.

Looks nice on a white truck. Love that toolbox too.

Just arriving at the boat launch.

I just went with 2 of the small side boxes. Be sure and post pictures when you get yours installed.

I took my time installing. Had it done in just over an hour. I recommend a second person help you. It's easier to have the extra person when sliding the panels into the hinges and it's nice to have someone compress the weather stripping when you tighten the lock rods under the cab rails. My first impression is that it seems weather proof, it rained for about a half an hour the night I installed it and the bed was dry. You can't lift it up to peek inside the bed which is nice however if someone wants in its possible with just about any cover. If you need to totally remove it, it is not as simple as others on the market but it can be done. If you need to remove the cover on a regular basis I would consider other options. I have the storage boxes too which I haven't installed. It'll be nice to keep tie down straps etc in the box rather then the cab. I like the "rugged" look but some prefer a more sleek design. personal preference. It is more solid then the other covers I looked at.

Installed a Diamondback SE yesterday.

Here is mine. I did consider that crimson colour but I'm happy I stuck to my original choice iridium.