1st step: Confirm you have the wiring (I did on my 2025 KR).
If you do - probably no harm in trying to cut the hole for your keypad... If you don't like the results, you can always order the replacement pillar with the hole already cut.
Installed the Hellwiig today on my 2025 PB.
Installation was smooth (with 2 people), tolerances were not a problem, and quality of the hardware that I received was not an issue.
After my first rural curvy drive - I'm very pleased!
I second the suggestion of creating a product with the same material for the lower door pockets.
I'd buy them for the driver and passenger front doors immediately.
Installed the MegaOhm Motorsports External bypass with remote. Comes with 2 remotes, and was able to program Homelink with it. Toggles the UFO sounding backup speaker on and off. Easy install and very happy with it.
Just installed mine. Good instructions. Easy install.
Was nice to receive 2 remotes. Put them in the safe after I programmed homelink with one of them.
Very happy with the product - thanks!
First time I've gotten surveyed. 3500 miles on my 2025 King Ranch Powerboost - and have had no issues so far (knock on wood). Best vehicle I've owned in 30+ years of driving.
Thanks to this forum for the information that helped me decide what I wanted to order in the new truck as well ideas...
Installed my Diamondback HD. Did it by myself, and wasn't a problem (although it would go faster with a helper).
Really happy with it upon install - will see how waterproof it is.
Remote tailgate release works, but remote close doesn't. I'll work at adjusting the seal to see if I can dial it in.
The other underrated benefit of the Powerboost is if it's hot and you need to leave your dog(s) in the truck, you can go into generator mode, keep the A/C running, and the cabin stays cool. Engine only starts when needed to charge the battery to keep your dog(s) cool and safe.