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All aftermarket lugs corrode when exposed to salt. I've been through many.

Spline lugs are all you need. Still M14x1.5

^^ I dont mind that look. Maybe I'm just a miserable F*, but I think the F150 stamp in the gate is something I would delete entirely if possible. With every 2nd car driving by being an F150....dont think a tailgate needs to tell everyone what is known. Let's check the tailgate to be sure it IS...

I do everything. Don't use Krown though.

I wouldn't get a 5.0 in 18-20. As said previously, a well kept 15-17 wouldn't be my choice.

A pedal monster changes the 5.0 quite a bit, you'll be much more satisfied with the driving experience.

Did you dump the exhaust? 305s for rubber? Bonjour.

I'd find another way to stand out if you're asking for opinions. Not a fan of how that looks.

I've used Corrosion Free and currently use Fluid Film. Never have I done Krown. I don't drill holes, but I do get into cavities wherever I can.

Raptor lights are red. Halogen lights are red. Trim levels with LED such as yours and Lariat are Amber. Believe Ebay sells decent quality Raptor knockoff.

Those look like GMC wheels.

66k miles. No fluid change. No towing. Livernois tune. Has been good so far.

July 2022, new. 66k miles.

Just loosen bolts and make slight adjustments to split the difference. I did this on my 2009 when I had to replace the box, not terribly difficult.

Meh, screams cheap add-on, doesn't come off as OEM which hurts the look.

My last truck was this. Definitely more useful than the shortbed. I changed since this configuration looks very odd when lowered as a street truck.

My '22 F150 on the list. My '22 Expedition also on the list. Between the two vehicles, I have a total of 7 recalls outstanding. Now if I add in my company vehicles including the Mavericks I have my staff driving around in.....oh boy.

All the aftermarket tails will 'work' with onboard scales, but not functional completely. I had a set previously where one of the functions of the tails, can't recall what it was, would not work. From what I've found, OEM is the only that works 100% with onboard scales.

Try Sonnet, online. I take insurance companies to appraisal/mediation on the regular representing the policyholder, now this is building property, not auto. The state of insurance is a disaster, behind closed doors, all the guidelines etc, your head will spin. We regularly increase settlements...