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(Forgot to add price) I got them for about $350 each 95% takeoffs

No, I had the 14’s on the truck beforehand. They were getting old and 2 had rotted out so it was time to change. After changing two of them, I decided that was something I never wanted to do again. The truck is a “toy” (not a working, daily hauler) so the slight decrease of climb on grades...

Fresh set of new 16’s all around! Drove 150 miles - couldn’t tell any difference in the ride - minor change on grades.

Yep!... (What he said). Re - making your own: I'm sure you can find an OEM one on Ebay easier than making one.... but you may be a great metal worker and this would be an easy cut out. I'll take a look at mine and measure the exact gauge thickness for you - but it'll be a week till I get...

Mounted my Bridge Weight Plate - and (of course) had to display the number that seems to be mandated by the hobbyist group. Haha - I know all about commercial vehicle weight limits and axle combos.... but I don’t believe I’ll be waived off an approach at any bridge crossings for being “over...

I don’t know about his XM... but my solution was very simple and it’s loud enough too. I just use my JBL Bluetooth speaker and play my iTunes. https://youtu.be/YYbZSmo7cGQ

Done! came out great... and just in time for the parade on the 4th. I'll do a build thread and include details and photos of the fabrication, including the black plastic dip to subdue the yellow color.

This Weekend's Project: New Addition (Generator) Mounted (removable) to the Front Bumper... Stay tuned. This... Here. (925 W/Winch... not Wench!)

Love the look of those lights! I checked the JW Speaker site and did not see those same lights... What Model Number/Series are they and/or your source of supply? Also, any blockage of the air intake on passenger side of front grill from the Whelen light(s)?

Finally got a fire extinguisher installed. Probably the easiest thing to 'add' to the truck. No tools needed! That doesn't happen often.