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Nitto Exo Grappler is 3-peak rated also. I bought a set of this tire from 4wheelonline. So far, I am impressed. The truck rides smoothly and feels stable at highway speeds. Good traction in mud and loose dirt surfaces, though I haven't tried them in the snow.

Nice combo. How's the quality of Fuel wheels? Are the Wildpeaks smooth and quiet on pavement? Just curious here because I am currently checking some wheel and tire packages online.

+1 on Evaporust. Works great and safer than acids.

I'm very happy with my Noah cover also. The material is thick yet still breathable.

Looks awful and hazy.

Well, Deet and and other bug spray can dissolve plastics.

Looks great. I'm curious if the steel wool can be a good alternative to scotchbrite.

I used a razor and some lubricant to remove the stubborn adhesive residue on my headlights.

Every time I wash my car.

Clear bra or PPF is a good alternative.

Finally, I'm done replacing the radiator and hoses in my Corolla.

+1 on Carpro ceriglass. It's the best stuff I've tried.

I would spend a little more and choose a proven tire brand.

Tuff Stuff foam and Folex are great products also.

It may not be the best, but my black and decker cordless vacuum works fine.

The Speed Bead Quick Detailer is a nice product also and not expensive.

I got a set of General Altimax RT43 from 4wheelonline last year. I find these tires to be smooth and quiet on normal roads. The traction is good in the rain also.

Use por15 to treat the rust and get some wide fender flares like the Bushwacker. If you need to drill some holes, prime and paint those holes to prevent corrosion.

Raggtopp is another great product.

Best I've ever used was the Permatex headliner adhesive.