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Added a Retrax XR Pro cover to mine as well as a bed rug.  Easy work, happy with the products so far.  
 
 
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I want your garage! My 2020 AT4 HD doesn’t fit on the garage. My 35’ TT sits outside too. Would love to have indoor storage but here in So Cal that’s about $600 a month for the travel trailer.


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17 hours ago, cNate said:


I want your garage! My 2020 AT4 HD doesn’t fit on the garage. My 35’ TT sits outside too. Would love to have indoor storage but here in So Cal that’s about $600 a month for the travel trailer.


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lol, right!.....so cal is ridiculous

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I love my cave.  It was cheaper than the truck!  :)  

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My Truck finally arrived!  Picked it up yesterday.
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Congrats Dan! It’s a good day
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Finally picked up my truck from the detailers today. Finished up with a full PPF and ceramic coating. I also threw on the Gatorback mud flaps before I drove it home. 
 

Big shout out to Richard at Refine Automotive Salon here in Calgary - absolutely amazing job. Very happy with the results. 

 

 

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1 hour ago, cdnSpinalTap said:

Finally picked up my truck from the detailers today. Finished up with a full PPF and ceramic coating. I also threw on the Gatorback mud flaps before I drove it home. 
 

Big shout out to Richard at Refine Automotive Salon here in Calgary - absolutely amazing job. Very happy with the results. 

 

 

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Looks awesome!  Glad you finally get to take her home!  Let me know how it is for repelling the water spots and dust.  Mine looks dirty right away.  I have mine booked in for PPF on the front, but still debating the ceramic coat. 

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Looking at putting 285/65R20 with fuel 20x9 +20 on my leveled 2020 3500hd. Anyone know if these will clear without rubbing and cutting?

 

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I have 285/65R20 BFG KO2 tires with Moto Metal 20x9 +18 wheels on my stock 2020 GMC Sierra HD with no problems.

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6 hours ago, JRS2018 said:

Looking at putting 285/65R20 with fuel 20x9 +20 on my leveled 2020 3500hd. Anyone know if these will clear without rubbing and cutting?

 

They will fit no problem.  Leveled you could probably go with 295's even.

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I would think easily as well....don't guys throw 35x12s on stock or leveled 2500s?

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Can anyone confirm that 295/65r20 fit WITHOUT trimming anything with a level kit

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10 hours ago, JRS2018 said:

Can anyone confirm that 295/65r20 fit WITHOUT trimming anything with a level kit

4 - Fuel Offroad Vandal D627 Black 20x9 8x180 +20 (PN: D62720901857)
4 - Toyo Open Country A/T II LT295/65R20 (PN: 352870)

 

Stock height, no trimming, no rubbing. less than 1/2" clearance at full lock

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