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Did you change wheels and tires at the same time?

I had a lot more than these, this is just what I found on my phone with a quick search. The HPR Maverick, the Suburban (and boat) and the Toyota are all currently still owned by me.

Well this thread didn't do well. Let's revive it!

I'm a late 80's minitrucker and never grew up! I moved to hot rods as I got older but mini trucks never left my blood.

I'm willing to bet that there wouldn't be even a microscopically measurable difference over 10,000 miles.

Hence my comment.

F150's in Central and South America have been called "LOBO" for years. Could this be a foreign market truck?

Looking great Lane!

@mdl20813 that's clean!

Thank you. It's on Silver's coilovers, not bags. It's as low on coilovers as most bagged trucks are aired out. Plastics were original parts sanded smooth and carefully treated with plastic prep to promote adhesion. You can read all about it in my signature.

I love my 19" Escape wheels too!

Thank you, I'm flattered!

I'm in St. George, Utah just 100 miles up the road. I'm in Vegas almost every week with my slammed Maverick.

I LOOOOOVE my @Diode Dynamics fogs!

Nothing new to speak of, just clicked 28,000 miles on the odometer a few days ago. I built a quick mount for my wife and my gravel bikes. The forward "2X4 slot" was too far forward with the rolling tonneau, so I used the section between the fender wells. I drilled the existing holes slightly...

I threw this together in a few minutes. I drilled the existing holes in the fender wells slightly bigger to accommodate 1/4" X 20 Rivnuts, then screwed in two, 2" X 1/4" X 20 screws. The fork mounts were under $10 each on Amazon. Now it's a super quick in/out with just a screwdriver!

I grew up in So Cal, did the mini truck thing through 80's and 90's. I moved on to hot rods but never lost my passion for the mini truck!

I have a '23 hybrid Lariat with 26,000 miles. A few times I'd have dash warnings come on when driving through rainy conditions for an extended time (more than 30 minutes). Hill start, traction control, ABS, etc. Weather dries up and the notifications disappeared. This in no way affected...

Definitely beats the 220 mile trip I made today with my tailgate down.