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That doesn't happen in a vacuum.

Haven't been in the mountains yet with the BS but if using cruise control, my truck uses engine braking on it's own. Works beautifully.

Thanks, I'll keep an eye on that.

For reference, Our 24 BL, without additional off road package, came with Pirelli Scorpion ATRs 225/65 R17 102H M+S. No complaints. Haven't had them in mud but they handled snow ice, as well as any tire I've owned. The ride is fine, as is the road noise. The engine is still breaking in, so...

And it works on other things than headlights too. We had some of those little solar powered landscaping lights and the panels were fading. Cleaned em right up.

It'll take some elbow grease and a few applications but I promise, you will see fairly radical improvement with the Plastx.

Thanks. You were on my mind when I wrote that (from comments in a different thread) but had hoped others would sing out with their favorites and why. I'm kinda new to trying to keep vehicles that clean. I use to drive off road, every day for my job so, my truck got washed when it rained. :facepalm:

It was a good day to clean it up. Though I'm told, this isn't rocket science.

For those who wash at home, what is your routine and product preferences? I haven't yet found the magic suds that will do everything in one go. I'm sure open to finding them but haven't yet. First, we have a good power washer and a whole house water softener. And I use a basic foam cannon...

My Wife LOVED her 02 Jeep Liberty Limited. She liked the size, maneuverability and the available traction. I was having to work on it more often and annual repairs were approaching market value, which usually isn't a good idea so, she knew she needed to be looking elsewhere. Its her car, so I...

The pine tree sap is a different story all together. I doubt any commercial carwash is going to do a good job on that and we all have to face our own realities about where we can park but the car washes with brushes or mops, WILL scratch your paint and especially the gloss black plastics. Which...

No worries. Dry humor, frequently doesn't translate well in text form.

C'mon man, I got it, I was just playin back :rockon:

Not a question I ever pondered before. :) I guess first, we'd have to determine if they even have the capacity to recognize the symbolism of heads on spikes, or simply be opportunistic about an easy meal. I'm voting for the latter.

Won't phase em in the slightest. They're cannibals.

Thanks for the honesty and update. We all learn better, from both.

They are but I'm gonna be, that guy, on calling them "trucks". :) Trucks have frames and beds. And even then, they might only be pseudo trucks, as in the old El Camino and Ranchero. They were cars, with beds.

Yep, I was very impressed with the snow time performance. Even just in normal mode. Worry free.

You do not need an oil change every 6 months, regardless of miles and it doesn't cost $110 either. What you need, is a new dealer. It isn't the BS's fault mice are chewing. They are equal opportunity destruction critters. That guy in the vid, tests all kinds of rodent traps and deterrents. He...

We tried drier sheets. They built nests on them. Same for mothballs.