I would save your money, your originals are 33.2 diameter and the new ones are 34.1 diameter which means at 70mph your only out 1.9mph. You won't get pulled over for that difference in speed. It's out even less at slower speeds, not worth it in my books. Tire Size Comparison
I'm pretty sure it's just shocks that most people change anyway and a skid plate. Save your money and buy Billsteins after for it. Most people will never need the extra skid plate really. It came on my truck and I tow a fifth wheel and it handles fine good and solid.
I just wired mine to the 12v power point in the dash so it's always on and recording. It does go into parking mode and never had a problem with battery life. I don't have cloud recording, but I do find That if I want to connect to it, I have to disconnect from the Apple car play or it terminates my connection with my cam.
Not sure, it was a 2022 truck I seen it on but can't imagine it's any different. I also had a 2019 and there was not much difference. I think the big key is factory rims as apposed to aftermarket wide rims.
There's only a few on YouTube that show bigger tires on factory rims. Most have lift kits or leveling kits installed and bigger rims. From what I've found a 35x12.5x20 will fit on factory rims and no lift or level. Thats what I'm going with next.
Not sure how it works in the US but I would call around for another quote. I know here in Canada it changes greatly with different brokers. Mine barely changed going from a 1/2 ton SLT to a 1 ton denali diesel.
I was told last quarter of 22 and still waiting, the dealer said there is still nothing in the computer for mine.
I don't have parking sensors working or rear seat heaters. Also, my driver's seat heater does not come on with remote start.