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Yeah, several on my newest thread suggested pushing it in....Doesn't work as everyone else here has said. The good news at this point is that is doesn't seem to be causing any problems....I wonder about later down the line however.

Ok good to know. Thanks

Have not, but I will try. thanks

Any advise on how to better secure this strip that seems to be loosening up? I was thinking putting some Crazy Glue?

I still haven't done mine yet as it looks like a PIA.

Love using my fog lights...Not just in fog or inclimate weather either.

This thread needed some DeeZee!

I never when with a spray in liner as it have required stripping out all the paint and I wanted to avoid that, however, spray in liners sure look good once applied!

I have the Ford drop in liner ($400)....been working fine. https://www.ford.com/cl/accessories/bedcargo-area/liners-and-mats

Welkomen Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T's on. The Ford Fox Performance 2.0 kit is wonderful.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/engines-1-4-million-honda-142831796.html My 2011 had the same issue, now it appears my 2020 is in the same boat, but it's not drinking oil this time. On my 2011 they had to open the engine and replace all the pistons for example. I don't have faith in Honda any longer.

Many.... This will be my second Acura that may need bearings....My 2011 required a QT of oil monthly. Now my 2020 looks like it'll be recalled for the same issue. https://www.yahoo.com/news/engines-1-4-million-honda-142831796.html

I'm running Mickey Thompson 265/70/17's and the spare fits fine underneath for my Lariat, but I've always liked this setup in the bed for spares.

This has become clear....and many other markets.

I went with the MT Baja Boss A/T's - 265/70/17 as they were the lightest for what I was needing - 44 lbs. The weights are on their site or most online tire shops also show this data.

Don't be so lazy. Every MFG lists their weights.

I'm so over Honda. Just think there's better options in the market.