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giles

giles

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I did not like my hard cover tri-fold. The section closest to the cab did not open without removing the cover completely.

I'm not a seat cover guy, but I'm gonna tag @triple_duece because he is hard on that interior with marsh and a dog. I know his are camo and that's about it. Lol
 
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jagermeister

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giles said:
I did not like my hard cover tri-fold. The section closest to the cab did not open without removing the cover completely.

I'm not a seat cover guy, but I'm gonna tag @triple_duece because he is hard on that interior with marsh and a dog. I know his are camo and that's about it. Lol
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I’ve had really good luck with a couple sets of seat covers on work trucks from Coverking. Neoprene. They aren’t cheap, but they last and they fit amazingly. That’s probably the route I’ll go, unless someone refers me elsewhere.
 
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Keep us posted. I haven't put covers on the new (to me) Superduty. Says you shouldn't with the side curtain air bags that pop out of the seat by your shoulders. Maybe the make a seat cover that allows for the air bag deployment if needed? Kind of doubt it, but maybe someone knows and can enlighten me.

That really is a sharp truck. Careful with the mirrors. They won't be cheap to replace. My doesn't have the full surround video. No cameras in the mirrors. One was cracked when I bought it. Dealer quoted $1200 to replace. Stupid.
 
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hickslawns said:
Keep us posted. I haven't put covers on the new (to me) Superduty. Says you shouldn't with the side curtain air bags that pop out of the seat by your shoulders. Maybe the make a seat cover that allows for the air bag deployment if needed? Kind of doubt it, but maybe someone knows and can enlighten me.

That really is a sharp truck. Careful with the mirrors. They won't be cheap to replace. My doesn't have the full surround video. No cameras in the mirrors. One was cracked when I bought it. Dealer quoted $1200 to replace. Stupid.
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Can I install Coverking Seat Covers over seats with side impact airbags?

All Coverking Custom Fit seat covers are specially adapted for cars and SUVs having Side Impact (SIPS) Airbags. These covers are made to accommodate this safety feature.
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Beautiful rig JB, hope those post-purchase beers hit the spot and the Mrs. comes around after spending some time in it.

I have fallen in love with the Diamondback cover, same price as a hard cap. I have a tonneau roll up that only had a couple of days use collecting dust in the barn. If interested, I'll look up make and purchase date and confirm it fits and u can have.
 
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5Cent said:
Beautiful rig JB, hope those post-purchase beers hit the spot and the Mrs. comes around after spending some time in it.

I have fallen in love with the Diamondback cover, same price as a hard cap. I have a tonneau roll up that only had a couple of days use collecting dust in the barn. If interested, I'll look up make and purchase date and confirm it fits and u can have.
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Dang! Definitely interested in that tonneau cover if it’ll fit! Thanks buddy.
 
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Well I have a hard top that folds 4 times as I have an 8’ bed. Love it but it’s starting to fall apart after 6 years of hard use. If you’re not loading an atv or stuff like that and you want a hard top it’s hard to beat and ARE Hardtop. As for seat covers I have wet akoli neoprene seat covers. They are still good to go I do have some stitching wear where I enter the truck. I’m pleased w them. As for mats, I didn’t like the weathershield hard plastic shit. I got husky liners and are the shit.
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Good info on the seat covers JB and TD. Thanks.

I went with Husky liners as well. Rubber floors limit which floor mats you can get without sliding around. Husky has a softer material designed for this situation. 5-8wk lead time is disappointing but I paid for them and I'll wait. They had liners for carpeted floor in stock.
 
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ThatBuckeyeGuy

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I always thought my next truck would be an F250 Superduty. My family bleeds blue… multiple Ford retirees in the tree. I also never thought I’d buy a brand new vehicle. But dang it, the looks and the quality of these new GM HD trucks was just too good to ignore. Thanks again @5Cent for talking me out of it. 😅

6.6L gasser with the 10-speed Allison.

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That's a beautiful truck man , congrats to you and I hope she treats you well!!
 
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giles

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Clay Showalter said:
Also it is absurd that Toyota won't let techs into the part of the software to recalibrate the speedometer
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Meh, part of having aftermarket things. Wait until warranty is up and have it tuned. When they write that program have them do the tire size. Until then, enjoy it keeping the miles lower than they actually are.
 
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giles said:
Meh, part of having aftermarket things. Wait until warranty is up and have it tuned. When they write that program have them do the tire size. Until then, enjoy it keeping the miles lower than they actually are.
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FWP…… I’ve never had that issue 😂
 
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