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I've had quite a few different sizes since I started driving multiple decades ago (wow, I feel old saying that). I had 20's on my f250's and wanted to stay with the factory 18's so it wouldn't ride as rough.

Awesome! Thank you for the info.

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Yes. Used forscan and I’m right on the money. Yes, I was getting average 23 on highway.

I’ll probably get one this weekend. Is there a certain ton rating I need to make sure I have enough to bend those crash bars?

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I have the eco 3.5…..I went from 19/23 to 16/18. Highway is the best hitter

Thank you! And yes it sure does every time I see it.

Is this the tool I’ve read about that will spread the front and rear crash bars so they don’t need to be removed?

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Thank you. I do have some minor rubbing and will be taking care of that today. A small area on the front and rear crash bars, but small enough I think I can loosen them and move them back just enough to clear.

I just did the same last night. I looked up the circumference of my tires in mm. Entered it in and went for a drive. I went from about 6 under to 2 over. Did a little math and adjusted the circumference 1 more time and bam! right on the money!

As far as I know discount tire doesn’t do anything like that and the dealer is locked out of changing programming from what I’ve read. Not sure if it has changed as a lot of this is 2 yrs oldI I saw a video showing an easy way to do forscan where you’re not going in and changing codes, just...

yes, they are light and not a lot of noise. Thank you! It was not a fun trip getting it to this point, but definitely happy with the results.

Well I finally got my lift and tires put on. This was a true journey. From items missing or broken on the lift (bought used and will never do that again), to the installer (doing the lift on the side) telling me I could not stay while he had my truck, so I finally talked a friend of mine that...

Thank you. Yes, a much larger tire was installed (305/70R18).

I’m sure I missed this topic, please forgive me. I just lifted my truck and was wondering if I can correct speedometer through forscan?

Update.....On this coming Friday (after Thanksgiving) my lift and tire will be going on the truck finally. I found a good deal on 305/70R18. Looking forward to the height of the truck at after the install. I will post some pictures when it gets completed.

They stop at the top side of the bed at the tailgate. I would spray mine down towards the rear bumper since liquids and other items always seem to find its way down there right on top of the paint. the same for the bottom side of the tailgate.

That turned out nice! For me I would rather spend that money on a different upgrade. I taught myself how to do body work and paint (in fact mine came out better than factory). I’m sure I can teach myself this as well. That way I can also spray where others don’t, but should for true protection.