Tan bedlined road armor f&r bumpers and 35x12.50s installing right now!

[teameyecatcher]

Just a teaser at this point, but I'm watching the guys at my local shop install my bumpers at this moment. I bought them powdercoated, but they bedlined them tan to sort of match. Tires are next, and tint tomorrow... Then I'm done! Not bad for only having the truck 4 weeks today. Pics to follow

[ThirdCoastStroker]

subscribed waitin for pics...cant wait to see it

[teameyecatcher]

Pics finally. Color is a little off but I cant complain being that it was a stock tan. I'm happy, but now I need a winch to fill in that big hole

[campbellflage]

Love the rear bumper!!!!

[teameyecatcher]

Thanks. one more pic of the front head on for good measure

[AlwaysStrokin']

That is a sexy a$$ truck man good work. Those bumpers look really good on that truck.

[teameyecatcher]

Thats a good way to put it. Thanks

[HSrider]

That thing looks really good. Is that the factory back up sensors in the rear bumper? If so that's cool that you can still utilize them. Yeah get a winch now and you will be set.

Hey how is the noise level of the new tires? They look good and I'm thinking about doing the same thing and using the factory rims for now.

[teameyecatcher]

Those are the factory sensors back there. Road Armor does not sell bumpers with the holes drilled, but the guy I purchased this set from on ebay had done it so I lucked out. That was the main reason I wasnt going to buy a rear bumper. I hate to lose a feature that the factory gives.

Winch should be here on Friday. I'm going to go with the Recon 17k and see how it works out. I will barely use it (in fact I'm going to have to find reasons to), but the big gaping hole bothers me. And if this craps out at least I didnt spend $1500 on a Warn winch to begin with.

The tires are great. I had put an identical set on my 06 last May (with factory 20's) and they worked out really well. They dont wear too bad, and the noise level is doable. They do get louder after a few thousand miles but I was used to it by that point. My only complaint about mud tires in general is that I have to be religious about rotating them. All in all, though, these are one of the fairest priced set of tires in the size range (mud or AT) that is load range E. I did a lot of research, but it all boiled down to the local shop having a set of these in stock. My other option was the BFG all terrain 325/60/20, but those cost almost $100 more per tire. Very glad I went with these again. Plus they look outstanding.

Thanks for the compliment

[teameyecatcher]

For your viewing pleasure, i'm attaching comparison shots from the side and rear to compliment the sig pic. I guess I'm just a proud parent now