It was called Epoxy-Coat. I cleaned and etched the concrete first. It's a bit of work but putting it down was fun, especially flinging the color specks. You can walk in it wet with golf shoe cleat attachments on your boots or whatever. Super easy clean. Park two trucks on it every night.
It's just a logic switch. If you worry about that when going to the dealer, just press the button "ON" - it remembers the last setting and will act normally. Then you can hit OFF and it will stay OFF unless you choose to turn it back on.
Since TRL Auto doesn't have the Start/Stop Eliminator yet for the '25, I ordered from eBay. Super straightforward install and will keep me from going insane.
On new vehicles, my practice is to change early - enough in so there's full cylinder smoothing but early enough to minimize dirt circulating. Around 3K. Then per factory recommendations. That's strictly my opinion as a mechanic, not something you have to do. And BTW, I take a lot of care in the...
While I wait like a child for my truck to be built, I notice rave reviews (again) from that tough to please consumer magazine: https://www.consumerreports.org. Top ten!