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Usually have my 20 gauge in the back seat and a couple unspent rounds rolling around on the floor board. I'm fairly comfortable with who I am, where I live, and what I am capable of that I will never need a pistol for protection. There are some sick people I agree but no need to live a life in...

It looks so warm there. I hate you

Ppicture I took today. Shows my 3% tint. Asked for 5 but it yielded 3 only complaint is driving at night is a bit scary

great snow traction. Cuts through our foot of snow and ice with ease

bought this rack of craigslist for $50 and re painted it. Slides in and out by 6 3/4 in bolts that bracket to the rail and hold plenty of weight and is very sturdy. Then went to a store called strobes and more and bought these 2 3" led's to mount flush all for another $60. Keep an eye out and...

Nice wheels. Love the bumber

What size did you go with?

Just ordered general grapplers at2 265/70r 17 for my 15 sport. Anyone have any history with these tires?

Love my 15. Just wish I didn't get black. The New England salt shows up very well

Installed the lift with basic tools and and no compressor. Took about three hours.

Wider tire will give you more surface area which is better for sand and mud. But I agree the truck is already more capable then most other lifter pickups off road. No need for a lift or fatter tire. And the 265 75 look great and serve their functions

ever since I installed my lift and put on bigger tires my gas gauge only seems to go down to E. This happens then I fill it up again drive a couple hundred miles and again at E. Anyone else have this problem ?

cT allows only 35 on the rear windows and you can't touch the rest. I've had 3% on my past two trucks and never had a problem. I don't do anything illegal besides speed otherwise it gives them probable cause to search the vehicle.

I have ready lift 2.5 inch spacers and rear blocks with no problems on my 15

Sure can. I had a 2010 2.7 and that truck was amazing. You find your self Riding the clutch a lot, but it crawls rocks and can sling mud

Don't see the need in buying new ones. Those look great

You can off-road anywhere with 2wd. Just need smart approaches and usually some speed. Back in high school one of my buddies had the best little offloaded, a 91 2wd Chevy s10. Got stuck occasionally but conquered almost anything the New England terrain through at it.

Do you have another photo of your rims. I love this look

I'd go with no my old taco I traded in iff lease has been wheeled very hard and been beat on...even jumped several times. The dealer has cleaned it up so well you can hardly tell its left the dealer. Be careful and certainly cautious if you ever buy off lease