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Thanks for clearing that up, Mike. I wasn't sure myself and was going to take a look but I haven't seen my truck in weeks. Been on a long business trip and man, do I miss my truck!

 

 

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Thanks for clearing that up, Mike. I wasn't sure myself and was going to take a look but I haven't seen my truck in weeks. Been on a long business trip and man, do I miss my truck!

 

 

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Must be one heck of a business trip that it is lasting weeks! But hey, looked like you were in a nice place from pics on IG

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Must be one heck of a business trip that it is lasting weeks! But hey, looked like you were in a nice place from pics on IG

I travel an awful lot for work. Last month I was in Jacksonville and Savannah and this month I'm in Spokane. Next month I go to Halifax for a couple months. I really miss my truck when I'm gone and i have a lame rental car.

 

 

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They're 24X13.50. Which ones you going with? American Forces??

 

 

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No such size. You tires are 13.5 wide. Your rims look to be 24x12. Measure the lip and I can tell you for sure. Looks badass nonetheless!
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No such size. You tires are 13.5 wide. Your rims look to be 24x12. Measure the lip and I can tell you for sure. Looks badass nonetheless!

Yeah you were right. I couldn't remember without seeing my truck forever.

 

 

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Finally got a tonneau cover put on today. Went with the Undercover Flex. Very happy with it so far. I love how low-profile it is.

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