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Wow. Nice rig. I get my tires balanced and run balance beads inside each tire. I feel that the beads really help. I had around 82k on General Grabbers and 80k on Cooper AT3s. Only got around 44k on original OEM Bridgestone tires. I am in need of tires this spring. Love that truck @BigDogYJ

Maybe grab a small portable jumper battery setup. Keep it plugged in inside your home and use it to get truck started. Just thinking outside the box here. Thank you for your service to our great country. 🇺🇸

Almost seems comperable to a Cummins 5.9

But won't the cover take care of it? That clear adhesive is crazy strong...

Maybe try one of those clear silicone adhesives. They are crazy strong.

That was what it showed on the video.

There is some made of leather that are supposed to be the Cats A$$.

There are many companies selling nice leather seat covers that aren't too bad to install and look just as good if not better than factory.

https://dashskin.com/products/1997-1998-chevy-suburban-yukon-tahoe-escalade-dash-cover This was for certain model year. Be sure to hit home and choose your correct model year and application.

Too funny to delete. Unless you both want me to clean it up.

I ended up buying the cheaper Monroes. I guess I'll find out soon enough. They are on the way. Gotta be better than what is on the car now. I am getting a rattle in the left rear every time I hit a little bump.

Nice Marty. I didn't realize they made different grades.

I know this isn't diesel related, but... I need some new struts. Should I go with Monroe or Gabriel? Gabriel is almost double the cost. Just looking to see if anyone has any info on these. Thank you in advance.

I think the oil is EURO. I've seen it a few times. Said it was for VWs.

Yes. I think my post was a bit to vague. The Mobil 5W-40 TD oil that I bought was fully synthetic. Not sure if anyone even makes a dino 5W-40. But now there is 15W-40 TD full synthetic oil. I'm running that now.

This looks like a good Ad On.

LOL. No worries sir!

I have the Chevrolet 2500 HD crew cab. Nothing on the bed. I upped tires and adjusted for size on my tuner. I was shocked that I had better fuel mileage at 75-80 mph than I did at 65-70. I did use a sheel of plywood to make a Portuguese bed cover for the airflow and to cover my stuff in the bed...