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yep - except you can't get the "button" feature in XLT trim so you must stop, get out and manually fold the mirrors. Now if you could get a Lariot with the sport cloth seats the mirrors would be nice to have

before getting the tires I would suggest getting a speedometer app to verify your current calibration. I did not do this but after installing 275/65r20 tires my speedometer is off by ~ 1% (reads 60mph when app shows 60.6mph for example) - I think the original reading was probably a bit faster...

I chose the 275/65R20 Terra Grappler and have them installed on stock wheels with no suspension mods. Also using a speedo app on my iPhone shows ~ 1% difference seems maybe my speedo was reading LOW with the stock tires?

Which wheel spacers are those and what is the reason you have them?

My dealer told me it would be 3-4 days after order (I m waiting for my Fordpass points to place the order)

I have not but curious of your experience with the Husky bed mat?

Really nice looking truck! Curious if you noticed any change in MPG with your tire change?

Did they remove the tie down plates? what about the power outlet, lights etc how was their work in those areas?

The link does not work for some reason, so just go to discounttire.com and then find your way to the Nitto's

I use Discount Tire. https://beta.discounttire.com/buy-tires/nitto-terra-grappler-g2 My local Ford dealer also has them but not listed on a website

Looks good - I will be interested to hear how this impacts your MPG

Not sure of your specific use requirements but your other option is the Terra Grappler in 275/65R20 but in a NON-LT which would save some weight and probably increase MPG. The Terra in 275/65R20 = 47.40 Terra in LT295/60R20 = 60.65 Ridge in LT275/65R20 = 60.85 I've looking at these for...

yes - my primary motivator to change would be to save weight and get better mpg along with slightly less poke, but if you need/want the LT tire then you would not get that benefit

hmm - at this point I working on closing the deal on the truck w/o the mirrors - if that falls through and I go back to the 2nd dealer and the truck with the tow mirrors - I'll discuss this further with you.

Looks good - how much do they help with road spray? The poke does not appear to be out past the mud flap no the steps - if the tires are not throwing rocks you might be good to keep what you have

I have seen several posts that they fit on stock wheels w/o a level. Also Sam Mizer with the backroads youtube channel has 305/55r20 on a +12 offset wheel and 2" level - they fit, but just barely nik the bottom corner of the lower airdam - I think the 275/65/r20 in the same brand tire as he...

Well I have decided on the truck with standard mirrors. I drove the truck with the trailer mirrors and while I did find them very useful for backing up and viewing lanes behind me I found that at corners the mirrors were in my vision often (might get used to this?) and my garage doors are...

depending on which tire you started with your odometer/speedometer and thus the mpg calculator are reading low - you are actually getting better mpg than displayed - that said the heavy tires you have are going to hurt the mpg you should do a hand calculation with your next full tank to...

yes the truck I am looking at has manual operation

Yep that was a concern I could think of, although is it a big hit or minor hit - I think I will go look at it in person tomorrow