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Here's a 'real world' example sent from RBP with my tires, and exact wheel measurements (20x9 with 9" tires and +0 offset)

There's a lot of confusion about offsets and tires, and I got some hard answers today that will clear up a LOT of things for most of us. Here's my example and facts : A Our F150's come with factory (all models) rims set at +44 offset (positive offset moves tire 'towards' hub, away from fender)...

Enya, Orinoco Flow Hits every range, even the lowest levels of bass burst at like 5omz... and of couse Enya’s voice covers a huge high range with a full sound in that song... classic perfect song for testing, used in a shop I worked at a while in 90s.... anytime some showed up with a big ego...

Zero issues with it, and the support rods seem just as good. The Armor is made by the same parent company as BAK, it's just a better lid with a far better line-x top coating for better and longer lasting protection

Or spend $100 more and get a cover that's better, has a better top protection on it from scratches and dents.. UNDERCOVER ArmorFlex Hard Folding Truck Bed Tonneau Cover | AX22030 | Fits 2021 Ford F-150 6' 7" Bed (78.9")

I *highly* recommend you look at the : UNDERCOVER ArmorFlex Hard Folding Truck Bed Tonneau Cover | AX22030 | Fits 2021 Ford F-150 6' 7" Bed (78.9") It's soooooooooo much better than the BAK and it's about ~100 more. Totally worth it. My link is for my 6'7 bed...

Of course, because unlike the Powerboost, you don’t have a huge battery pack on your undercarriage. Powerboost is a hybrid.

I ordered from Husky, and when my box arrived, I happened to be in the front yard. I commented about open box and he said "No worries, I'll mark it as such on my pad", and he didn't. Looked in box, all 3 mats are there, unscathed, but all the little snap-parts are missing. I contacted Husky...

oh cool. Ty

Getting a leveling kit and only going ~2 inches won't change anything you need to 'adjust' IMHO. Waste of time, energy and possible cost.

Correct, using the word lumens was incorrect. I edited and removed to keep people from being confused. My post otherwise, however, is totally accurate when showing why projected bulb lights are shown as yellow (and some aftermarket bulbs are blue), and why the new LED ones are the bright 6500k...

One needs to understand the K spectrum to understand why LED LIGHTS are shooting white at that level. Its because they're using around 6500 (‘daylight’) and not ‘warm’ (yellowish) levels nor bulbs which are known to cast a yellowish look common in home lighting. Bulbs you grew up all your life...

Correct. (as referenced above by various posts in this thread by me and others about the difference between powerboost and the other engine packages. Not all 'pro power' is the same)

This has been debunked, that the Powerboost (which I have) is different than all the rest. AS in, all the OTHER engines, get it under the seat.

Correct, but here’s the real question : On the Powerboost, do they run the same physical cabling from bed to battery pack, and just make a software program change that limits 7.2k to 2.4k, thus allowing a dealer to easily “upgrade” it later by simply changing out the connector box in the bed...

Thanks. Can you give more details? Scorpion? ATR, ATR Plus, Verde All-Season, Verde All-Season Plus? If it matters, mine is a Larriat Chrome, not Sport, and it's a 4x2...

My 2021 Lariat Powerboost comes with 275/60/R20 BSW All-Season tires... but exactly what tires are these? Brand? I know BSW just means black-sidewalls... do they use BFGoodrich or? Anyone know exact model? IMPORTANT : Mine is a 4x2, not a 4x4, which also changes both the tire brand and model/type.

I‘m seriously considering your exact rims and tires for my chromed antimatter.... can you please post a up-the-side view so i can see how much the tires stick out with that width and -24 offset? I‘d love a visual, thanks!

Armorflex is far superior to BAK not just in wear/scratch/dent quality, but also has a 5 year warranty unlike the BAK’s 2 or 3.

Do the BedRugs have a cutout or hole in the inner-left side for the PowerBoost's powerpanel?