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Yea definitely can be fixed but if you need just one tire or even looking for winter or cheap alternatives these guys are great. I have purchased whole sets & just individuals from them for years. Pick your tread level & if it's on the website they have them. Also will ship to your door for...

@Darnon - send me a link!!

$20?!!!! I know d--n well a chip costs more than $20 bucks! How about 1 month's truck payment. I think that's fair!

A little dirty but I took the Ford one & got the local aftermarket shop to add coupe racing strips to imitate the First Edition graphic.

Thats's why when installing my fender flares I replaced all (most) the plastic ones with these metal clips & screws that are much stronger/sturdier & can also be removed & re-screwed with ease. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BJTBLVB9?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Yep - Jellyfish launcher!!!

You really need splash guards especially on that drivers side rear where there is no plastic faring & you can see all the way to the ground when the tail light is removed. The passenger side has protective plastic faring. The drivers side has the tail pipe in the way. My pics are from the...

I smell class action law suit!!! I have 3 surface chips already - only 6000 miles!!

I found it!!! Thank You so much. Didn't see it way down at the bottom of that first email. Plus I was looking at my receipt email of my license subscription. You're very helpful & kind to take time out of your day to help. Even though I have used Forscan before (this my second Maverick...

Wait till you get to the Invitation code!! Where TF do you get that? I tried my Order ID, my License code & my Invoice # (same as Order ID) - Nothing. You really only need an account to get those damn spreadsheets!!! Can't figure out how to stop that annoying seat belt chime!!! Already have...

Wait a minute- the UAW is going on strike not the Teamsters - right. It shouldn’t affect built one already shipped.

Do you think if you don't use the plastic tub at all & could get a couple inches longer & a couple higher without the cover they made for me, let's say 19" X 11" X 10.5"H you could get enough space to run an 8" or 6.5" sub with a vented box?

Yes I just measured again. It is definitely 15" X 11" W X 8.5" H. I think your measuring with the plastic tub still inside. We took out the tub & cut the plastic & put trim pieces back in. That way there is a little more space with less taper.

15” X 11” X 8.5”H

Well it's supposed to be .625 net (according to JL Audio)but mine is a little larger (see calc link below) & then you subtract for speaker displacement & wood thickness. https://www.thecalculatorsite.com/misc/cubic-feet-calculator.php

They are 15" X 11" by 8" H. It looks like you could get a little longer box in there but there are rounded higher corners down there so if you aren't doing fiberglass & are doing wood this is the biggest you could go to get the bottom to lay in the flat bottom of the body.

I'll have to get in there & measure as I had a Audio shop build & install it. I will tell you this that the internal volume of the box is .625 cubic ft. per JL Audio's spec for the 10W3v3 woofer...

Got 2 (one on each side) 10" JL Audio 3v3s in MDF boxes with a JL Audio 600/1v3 600watt amp pushing them. Using an Audison bit 10 DSP which will help more when I swap out the doors & tweets later. But for now it's sound pretty amazing for only having quarter sized magnets in those 6.5 inch door...

Is your box vented/ported or sealed?

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