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  1. mafd2
    No need to run a battery tender. These batteries stay charged for many many weeks without being started.
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    Bluemonstercali asked for a pic of the truck. Hear ya go.
  3. mafd2
    Why are you using a battery tender?
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    I've owned 4 sets of Factory Reproductions with no problems on a 2011, '14, '16 and an '18 . They're great wheels and I have no complaints. However, on my 2019 RST I went with 22" OE Creations PR196 distributed by Wheel Pros. The fit and finish on these wheels are flawless and required very little weights to balance. Couldn't be happier.
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    Good points and info thanks. Mine is 2 years old this month and no leaks yet; knock on wood. Now the damn think may start leaking tomorrow
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    Ok interesting. Are the frames being cracked on installation or post install? So the spoiler isn't an issue?
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    Good info. So what he's saying is, some spoilers were installed without the seals and adding the seals corrected the problem? Man I've seen posts where some dealers just gooped silicone everywhere.
  8. mafd2
    Purchased my RST in March of '19 and haven't had a leak on my rear slider. I've checked it close in heavy rains. My truck stays out most of the time. I think the problem is with sliders only correct?
  9. mafd2
    Hmm... Haven't heard of this issue. I set mine from day one and it's been set since. Curious to know if anyone else had this problem.
  10. mafd2
    I hear ya.
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    It's all in the taste. If I spend 40-50k on a truck I want a smooth quiet ride. I love my Michelin 22 street tires. I don't go offroading, snow or mud riding. Most people get Grapplers because it "looks" agressive. I know several friends with lifted trucks, aggressive tires with black rattle can looking wheels who've never been off road or have a nick or ding on the truck. Any reason and that goes for a big majority. Sound familiar? If you don't care about road noise and like hard agressive tires then maybe a '77 Bronco with Co Op's is an option. It's all good
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    That's why I said "surmise" as suspect. As most SLT's come with 20's most Denalis have 22's. I'm very familiar with T1 22"s. Whatever wheel the OP has, it's not an 18" as to the post I was replying to and the point I was trying to make. We on the same page?
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    But, there's a difference. If you read, the OP has a Denali which I surmise has 22's. Agressive 22's will ride like a Cat D9. Take my word.
  14. mafd2
    Ridden and driven in way too many trucks with aggressive tires. They are all harsh, noisy and ride like crap. If that's your style go for it. Not mine.
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    My mistake. Quote was from TNT. So, curious as to why you hate the truck? Are having problems?
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    Ok, he won't buy new again and he doesn't want used so WTH will he get? He'll never own a vehicle if that's the case.
  17. mafd2
    What trim level do you have? Apparently it doesn't have passive lock/remote.
  18. mafd2
    Here's what doesn't make sense. OP claims he'll never buy another new vehicle again and won't buy used. So what are you trading on? New? Used? Very contradictory...
  19. mafd2
    So you're trading this on a used vehicle? What are you trading for and why?
  20. mafd2
    We ordered the upfitter switches on our Fire Dept. 2020 1500. They were ordered on the spec sheet but weren't factory installed. They were shipped with the truck but we had to install them. You can order them though.
  21. mafd2
    No problem it's all good! Good luck.
  22. mafd2
    By the time you do that, you may as well just get a set already done and sell your silver ones. https://www.ebay.com/itm/20-black-2020-Chevy-Silverado-RST-OE-replica-fits-2021-Tahoe-Suburban-6x5-5-28/274581922252?hash=item3fee5ba1cc:g:p6YAAOSw-R9ftg2I
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    Thanks for the update; keep us posted. I hope the black box tells them something. And no other member on the forum has had this issue?
  24. mafd2
    If you tint them, it's not easily removable. The glue will stay on the lens. When removing tint, you have to scrape the residual glue with a razor blade which will ruin the lens. If you use a solvent to remove the glue, same result. If you wanna tint, that's fine but it's not a put on take off monthly thing and easily removed unless you remove it right after installation before the glue dries. Tint has nasty strong glue that stays behind when cured even if you use a heat gun.
  25. mafd2
    If you're gonna tint the fog lights them you may as well just pull them out and install the plastic blanks. Tinting fogs renders them totally useless. Like wearing a mask around your neck. What's the point?
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