If I was going to do a street build, I'd probably get a taller wheel, but here's some pics of my wheels and how they fit with the lines of the flares. Sorry, the trucks needs a bath! 🙂
-Todd
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I got it off Amazon. It came as a kit with a 1.5" antenna and a 3/4" antenna cap. Realistically, you could probably just unscrew the antenna you have and no one would even see it, but you'd know it was there. That would bother me, personally. 😆
Thanks for the shout out, and I'm super stoked that you found my video helpful!
As for the black hole of doom (LOL), you can remove the front side of the wheel well liner with a fastener removal tool and get access to that void. 😉
Great write-up and awesome detail shots! Looking forward to...
Yep, people with full size trucks will get the maximum benefit, but focus groups showed that there were people with mid size and compact trucks who were interested as well.
Ford didn't really give us a truck bed that's conducive to staying completely dry after a tonneau cover goes on, but I have figured out how to keep the vast amount of water out at the weak areas at the bulkhead and the seam on the bed cap.
Keeping water out at bulkhead
Okay, seriously... did you call someone and tell them to find the only Maverick in a sea of Jeeps??
But I guess if you're going to "duck" a Maverick at a Jeep event, it's only appropriate to place the smallest duck possible. 🤣
When I got out, I asked the guy that parked in the Jeep next to me if he thought I blended in okay. He did a double take and said he was surprised that he didn't even notice! Then he said "at least it's not a Bronco!"
But, it fits down a narrow Jeep trail pretty well! I have the wider cross bars on the Elevate Rack for more real estate up top, and I did brush a few limbs with it. But I knew the trade off going into it. 😉