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beautiful truck!

 

today I hauled my first decent load for 150 miles, truck took it like a champ.....my 1500 would have never been able to do it or ride near as nice

 

still waiting for my friggen steps I ordered from real truck though, getting irritated after seeing yours on the truck, lol

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Barely able to see in the photo, but added some dog slobber for aero dynamics. Worked well getting the new dining room table home quickly. I know, not much of a load, but it's barely broke in. Co pilots liked the ride.

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I really like your truck.  Only thing I would add is front window tint to match the rear.

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I really like your truck.  Only thing I would add is front window tint to match the rear.
I did think about doing it but I live in new York and they are anti tinting here so can't match it but I will probably go to the max

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On 5/21/2020 at 8:24 PM, STRUCTUAL_PE said:

Added my steps today. Got them on Amazon. Very sturdy. 

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how long from order to delivery on steps?......been waiting over 3 weeks for mine

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on side note the side steps they added to this years model are best thing to happen in truck world, especially tall trucks (and these are).....I use them all the time and friggen love it.....first week I kept stepping on tire because I forgot I even had them, lol....have no idea why they didn't do this 30yrs ago but that's another topic 

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2 hours ago, Dunn said:

how long from order to delivery on steps?......been waiting over 3 weeks for mine

Well from Amazon it was less than a week. They came in 2 days earlier. Before that i cancelled from real truck . Com after almost 2 weeks and no shipping info delivered to me. Guys charged me 40 bucks to install and steps were 329 on amazon, so i feel it was a great deal. 

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On 3/17/2020 at 1:13 PM, sdelam said:

Put on some new wheels, Fuel Off-road vandal 20x9 +20, with Toyo open country 295/65’s. Stock height. 

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Do the tires rub at all?

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Zero rubbing, it is a bit tight at full lock but it does clear. 

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My slt x31 in pacific blue... only added the ultra hunter 203 wheels so far but will soon be getting a larger tire... thinking 35x11.50x20 ridge grapplers since they measure out little smaller than a 296/65 loving the truck so far.... coming from a 2011 Chevy 2500 gasser....

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