re: What truck do you drive?

2017 Titan Pro4x 170k
Dirtking arms
Bilstein 6100s and bypass shocks in the rear
Full exhaust and uprev tuned
Every single option.

I've replaced front bearings because i thought they were bad.. They weren't. Front brakes because I thought they were bad... They weren't

Bought it for 15k in 2022 because I paid the dealer to scope cylinder seven to see if it was scratched. It was, they panic sold for half price.

...all cylinder 7s until 2019 are scratched either because of too much heat or too little oil. Doesn't affect the truck at all. I add a little tungsten disulfide powder at each oil change.

I'll take it to 300k or more.

2018 F150 STX with 2.7 Ecoboost. Have just under 140 k miles on it. Don't tow anything and drive all over Houston for work, so better mileage is nice with the smaller Ecoboost.

04 Tundra. 325+ miles.

There’s supposed to be a heavier weight oil that they put in that was supposed to help. I had it put in mine but still shite the bed at 115k

Not sure about the torque converter honestly

Ram 2500 hemi. 60k. 4x4 with nito recons. Does what I need. I’ve lost 3 tape measures in the floor compartments The backup camera is the best I’ve been around. Even after 4 years I’m still impressed.

2000 F250 4x4 6 speed 7.3 460,000 miles
Only thing I've done is change out the front end. Never touched engine, transmission or changed out the clutch. Been a great truck

I’m picking up a ‘24 Titan PR.
Sticker is 69. I’m getting in at 54200 w a great warranty

06 z71 just hit 340. When I hit 400 I’m pulling over and cracking open a beer.

2011 Ford F150 4x4 Ecoboost - 251K miles

2001 Ford F150 4x4 V8 - 330K miles

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2020 Sierra 1500 STE, 5.3, 8 speed, 2wd, Convenience Package. Almost 90,000 miles. It's been a good truck, had the torque converter replaced under warranty.

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2021 Sierra SLT 4wd - Just had my torque converter replaced at 48,000 miles. Going to trade it in shortly before my extended warranty expires.