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Ding! Ding! Ding! Never buy a car in it's first year production run.

At this point, why would you want a replacement? See if you can bargain your way out of the loan. Have Ram buy out your car note and reimburse you for your past payments. Then, go buy something that's more reliable than a Stellantis product. FYI: You don't want a new Tundra with the V-6 turbo or...

Check out Cooper Endeavor Plus, Toyo Open Country HT II, Yokohama Geolander AT G-015, Falken Wildpeak HT02.

That's because the GMC is a better looking truck.

I got the rear pads installed. I cleaned and lubed the pins, pad ears, and slide clips. The pads came with new hardware (slide clips and bolts). My initial impression is that these new pads have better bite and performance than the original FoMoCo pads.

Wasn't he still out the money for shipping?

The slide pins are fine. I don't live near the coast or where they salt the roads.

I don't really worry about the GMT or DST. I didn't think it would be beneficial to send in a 24 year old watch for repair. I had a Seiko Kinetic before the Citizen. It was around 7 years old when it quit. I also didn't send it in for repair. I figured there wouldn't be any parts available to...

I don't think it has adaptive speed control. I've never noticed any independent braking situations while in cruise control. It does have radar that sounds an alarm when you get too close to another vehicle, get caught in a deluge or blizzard.

I have one similar to this one. It does a very good job. I do a follow up buff with a microfiber towel.

I might get 90,000 miles out of the front pads. I'm not hard on brakes. I've never experienced this kind of wear in any of my past vehicles.

I was just reading through the F-150 Forums. There are a lot of owners having the same problem. Rear pads worn down and the front pads having a good bit of life left. I suppose that I'm lucky to have made it to 48,500 miles. This is the first time I have experienced rear pads wearing out before...

I have done very little towing. I bought the truck new. I'm wondering if the factory got a bad batch of brakes.

Today, I rotatated my tires and inspected the brakes. The truck has 48,500 miles on it. I found that the rear pads were nearly gone. 😲 The front pads have plenty left on them. My local Ford dealer didn't have any rear pads in stock. Rats! I need to get this done fairly soon. So, off to NAPA I...

You might want to check out Casio G-Shock solar powered watches. https://www.casio.com/us/watches/gshock/product.DW-H5600MB-1A4/

I made my decision and ordered this Citizen Eco-Drive. It's similar to my old watch. I don't think that I really need a WR200 watch. This one is WR100. https://www.jomashop.com/citizen-perpetual-world-time-gmt-eco-drive-blue-dial-mens-watch-cb0270-87l.html

Is this a 6.2 engine? If so, you could have bigger problems.

If you like Cooper tires, the Endeavor Plus would be the highway tire. Has the Cooper Evolution HT 2 been discontinued or is it a Walmart exclusive tire? I don't see it on their website.

This one recently died at 24 years of age.