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I live in the middle of Idaho so I know winter. I put some RainX on mine and haven't had the issue.

That's for sure. Here's an explanation for some of it:

They are made from aluminum. I think this whole post is based on one clickbait article.

Got a link? I suspect it's a clickbait article. How would any "journalist" know about a stolen 2025 tailgate? And I would think a tailgate theft story would have shown up here or on the other forums or on the Facebook groups. And I don't believe any have.

If they go into effect, they'll grossly jack up the prices. It's what tariffs do.

I think it would be a challenge to assemble in the bed. Here's my Smartcap ready to bolt together. And ready to load:

Not in my 'hood.

I assume you are buying a pair of short shackles too?

HMMM...

You don't tow with a kinetic rope. You tow with a strap. A kinetic rope is for recoverying a stuck vehicle.

Two different tools. A strap is for towing. A kinetic rope is for recovery.

You might look on Youtube. They work great, but I think 7/8s is fine.

Nope.

I dunno, but I like the app.

More so than the stock flaps.

Nope. It sounds as if you shouldn't be in 4 LO if you want to drive fast in sand.

I don't use my phone. I use CarPlay. That's why I posted this photo. And that's why I keep telling you that AllTrails probably doesn't work with CarPlay. I find Gaia a better app than OnX when I'm out of the vehicle. I'll keep using it too.

All of my geographic data is placed as a waypoint on Gaia, often I take a photo and embed it in the waypoint. I find it easy to use, but my active map layer sometimes doesn't load in CarPlay. I haven't used it lately, perhaps that's been fixed.

I use Fuelly.

live been using it for about five years. If you’re in an area without cell coverage you have to download maps. When I’m hiking I prefer Gaia.