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Don't know never had mine off and probably never will as my tonneau cover sits on top of them.

Tripleliners is selling the Muslogy product.:LOL: They might be the same company but who knows.

There are many knowledgeable people on here just asks some of them, they would probably be happy to help.

There are multiple Forscan threads on here, check out those. I leave my trucks stock so I don't use it but lots of people have.

Yes you can see the snowblower just a bit at the left of the picture. That's the orange thing. It did take me about a hour to get it out but then it was really fun to play in the snow.:clap:

If the bumper was more substantial then just plastic then I would mount my license plate bracket from my old truck.

I have the stock ones and they are good for me. I don't really step on them as I can pretty well side right in, just use them to bang my boots on to get crap off them before I get in.

That how it designates it's a NA one and you have to pony up for the decal whereas all other countries it's :wink: :LOL::clap:

Hello fellow Cactus Grey person.

That's not deep this is.

Don't know how many Australia sells but it probably 5-10 times more than NA so I don't know why Farley is concerned.:wink:

Mine's less than a 1/4 inch nowhere as bad ass yours.

I keep my truck prepped all year, only thing I do is give it a good wash and wax before the snow and grime hit.

For stuff you have I would say floormats.

Still waiting for mine to be shipped. None available in Canada at this time.

Anything can be done if you want it and you did it:clap: :wink:

Yes that's what mine would do. I think maybe as I have it all the way back it doesn't go into the preset as I never saved them.

My 2024 has the auto seats(did it one or two times before I adjusted it all the way back) but not the steering wheel and it has heated mirror but no squiggly lines and yes when you turn on rear defrost it activates the mirrors.

I would try 303 protectant to see if you can sorta buff out the scratches, if not maybe find something close to that color sharpie and cover them up.

More Military off the shelf vehicles. Basically a stock vehicle painted olive drab and some military parts. We had the same thing when I was in the Canadian Military but it was built on a Chevy Silverado platform with a diesel engine, Those things were friggin torquey.