I drove from the dealership to the tire store when I picked up my 4R. BFG's weren't in stock, I went with the General Grabber ATX's and I'm a big fan of them.
A. If it has never seen the salt of winter then yes, buy it.
B. If it has seen winter and it's been undercoated, carefully inspect.
C. If neither A or B is reality, move on IMO
Does anyone have close up pics of how they should mount for the front doors? Seems like if I want to have them go against the mirrors, the top part of the visor is on an angle. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
I have LED fog bulbs with the laminx yellow and have no issues.
To the OP, I'd suggest to start with the laminx unless you really need more light output and want to replace the unit itself or just the bulbs.
I've run 4600s, 5100s and Fox 2.0 on past trucks. Fox was definitely firmer. I never had issues with Bilsteins leaking.
There's another thread on this forum with people complaining about faulty Fox shocks on their 19-20 Pro's.
I replaced mine with Bilstein 5100s several months ago. I'm a big fan, they took most of the nose dive out of it when braking and the 4R isn't as sloppy on corners anymore. Yes, the ride is firmer but it isn't harsh. It rides how a true SUV should.
A few years ago I had a RC light bar on my truck. Price was right and the light output was great. Plus it had a three year warranty. Never had a problem with it.
Then I bought some double cube lights to replace my stock fog lights from a high end brand. I went with them because they had the...