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When I bought my truck 4.5 years ago it came with the Nitto 37x22x13.50, about 1/3rd life left. Since then I've had two more sets. I just purchased my second set about 8k miles ago. Being it's a 22' rim the sidewalls aren't near as tall as the 35's on a 20' rim, which is good for strength. I'm...

I think that's a wise choice. Heresay and crap you hear on forums can only get you so far.

Photos from the past 4.5 years

Photos from the past 4.5 years

Photos from the past 4.5 years

Photos from the past 4.5 years

Photos from the past 4.5 years

Photos from the past 4.5 years

Photos from the past 4.5 years

Photos from the past 4.5 years

Photos from the past 4.5 years

Photos from the past 4.5 years

Toyo & Nitto are basically the same company, they use the same rubber. Nitto is their American arm. I have a good friend who had them as a sponsor during his drag racing days.

Good idea on the backup. I'm guessing Forscan uses my vin to pull the proper database and BCM file, but I'm not 100% sure. I've already downloaded the information from the Ford site you linked earlier. I will also make a back up of the data currently on the module. I may execute the procedure...

I figured they had a database on Foreman with oem settings, etc... it ask me if I'm sure I want to proceed but I haven't executed the launch code! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N920A using Tapatalk

I've tried clearing the codes in the BCM, but they do not go away. Basically a bulb out code. Under the program tab in Forscan it seems to give the option to return the BCM to it's state when it left the factory. I'll do some more digging and messing around with it and these particular codes...

Does the option "As Built" return/program the modules to their factory settings? Deciding if I want to use this to remedy a BCM bug I have with my front left blinker. I believe Ford did the same procedure a few years ago for me that fixed the problem for awhile. I'm using the full version on a...

Used OEM equipment in great shape! $285 Retail is $340 for each OEM replacement. The knock off Chinese brands out there are considerably less, but so is the quality and longevity of their products. Ebay link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/182451148736?item=182451148736&viewitem=&vxp=mtr

Nice, I'm going to check it out. You can't beat free software, I'm surprised it doesn't have a membership or renewal fees. From my experience most aftermarket tuning software gives you access to the same options in the BCM & ECU as the standard software the techs use at a dealership, etc... I...

Yea, it's all in the BCM settings, but I'm not paying all that $$$ for the software, I haven't found a dealership that would change the settings due to "safety" reasons and I haven't been by a shop that tunes in some time. When I upgrade from the stock turbo I'll tell the tuner to throw that...