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The interstate batteries at Costco have a 36 month warranty now I seen. My daughter has one of each from Sam's and Costco in 2 different cars and both seem pretty good.

Here's a load of F150s heading out for delivery

I can't think of the proper name for the device

Looks like a tire or wheel measuring tool to see what size wheel and tire combo to go with

1 or 3 would look good I think

I don't worry to much about all the bells and whistles. My 22 bap came with quite a few options and the 5.0 which is all I need. It pulls my boat and car trailer good and still gets better gas mileage than my old Dodge. The price wasn't as high as the 24 though. Aftermarket parts can always...

Mine does the same thing on occasion. It has done this since I bought it.

It has a rubber mat It has a rubber mat for the floor and separate pieces that go together on the sides

Is it just the 23 models or previous years also.

I agree with buy what you want and like the best. I have a crew cab 5.5 bed and it works for me, bed size really didn't matter much to me though. If I need more room I have a trailer for bigger and longer loads.

I'm not a fan of the turn knob for the gear selector on the Dodge. I like a traditional gear shifter, a little old fashioned.

My 5.0 has the clips also but nothing installed

I went with a dualliner bed liner with the rubber bed mat and it works pretty good for me.

35% on driver's and passenger side, stock on the rear.

Here's pictures of the huskies on my carbonized grey

I haven't used any E85. From what I read it doesn't get as good of mileage than regular.

I average around 20.6 lifetime and normally get a little over 23 running 87 octane. I always use the top tier gas . I just rolled 14000 this weekend. I tow a pontoon and a car trailer on occasion.

I like the 20's the best, plus no rub is always good. The 18's look good also but maybe smaller tire so you don't rub.

Bought it June 6 2022, and have 12686 miles on it so far

Mine is like that on my 22