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Edit: tl;dr version: The Mountains2Metal insert works with ACC, no issues. And really installs in 5 minutes or less.

Put in my Bed Rug liner, and now I think I need to get the extra tailgate cover because it'd be softer on my ass. Probably should get the damper I've been putting off too.

This is the one I got, but it's $25: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BU9DLBU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title Works as well as the original, best I can tell.

Congrats! Also, great color choice. ? First mod: Line-X spray-in bedliner, assuming you don't have something from the factory. After that, check your credit card limits. .

They've been absolutely great in rain. Hitting a deeper patch of water during a total downpour on the highway at 70 mph is a white knuckle exercise, but the AT3s handled it with a minor jerk of the wheel and then continued on. I was a true believer after that bit of fun. I've run Yokohama...

My first mod was a set of 265/70/R17 AT3s, and they've been well worth it. We don't get a lot of snow in OK, but this last winter we got 6-8" of thick, wet, sloppy snow over the course of a day, and also got dry, powdery snow during the winter as well. The AT3s handled both types of snow...

I love mine, the hardest thing for me was deciding between black and grey. I got lucky too, the price on the Vector 6s looks like it's jumped over $70 per wheel since I got mine, and that was about a month and half ago.

Etsy, of all places: https://www.etsy.com/listing/971894102/fx4-off-road-decals-truck-stickers-gray

Knocked some of the dirt off at the lazy, half-ass wash and then added grey FX4 decals to replace the originals. I left it debadged for a little while, but it just seemed like something should be there.

Throwing everything out and starting over is one way to solve a problem. Usually when you're not very good at your job, but who actually troubleshoots problems anymore?

Late to the thread, but same for me as well -- my local Discount Tire put my 265/70/R17 Coopers on my stock Sport / Magnetic wheels and then later moved them over to the Icon Vector 6 wheels they ordered in for me. So yeah, it seems a little off that they won't do this.

The one I ordered yesterday fits fine, no trimming / cutting / sanding / dremeling required. Link here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0931YP1MJ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00

I just ordered one of these from Amazon today, so this should be interesting. There were at least three of these trays that looked identical on the description, from different sellers -- so of course I bought the cheapest priced, had-an-Amazon-coupon-available one. I should probably find my...

Looks like a Cadillac SRX, but it's hard to tell the year.

My old 2001 NB. It was a helluva lot of fun and I do miss it sometimes. Edit: Yes, the answer is always Miata.

Narrator's voice: It did not, in fact, fix anything.

Yeah, having to manually reboot every time XM audio goes away after starting the truck is beyond old. And it's kinda hard to believe that the developers and software QA team missed this on a main component like XM. Kidding, I know there isn't a software QA team.

265/70/R17 Cooper AT3s on Icon Vector 6s (17 x 8.5, +25mm offset, titanium color), FP 2.0 kit.

That's one of the good information and pic threads I looked through when I was searching. And you're right, a thread falls off, another thread starts, wash-rinse-repeat.

I get what you're trying to do, and it would be a useful thread -- I'll add my pics here when I have the Vector 6s on. I think all that most any of us are (or were) after when shopping wheels were pics and info on the wheel / tire combo, offset / backspacing info of the wheels, and how much...