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I'm with ya. I've seen too many early deaths from Pennzoil. I'm a Valvoline diehard. I've gotten 300 k plus from multiple vehicles with no issues.

What diameter tires are required? 17s, 18s?

Yeah, I can't imagine. That would be unacceptable.

No idea, i never considered that. I'm not looking forward to taking it to anyone to work on it..

Yeah, it's only got 2100 miles on it. I'll see what they say.

My truck is a 22 2500 6.4, and it's finally nice enough here to really check it out. I noticed the bed is shifted to the drivers side. It's almost even with the cab on the drivers side and in considerably on the passenger side. Will they dealer adjust it? Do I have to fight with them?

Force grease in where? Pictures or a diagram would be helpful. I'm not familiar with this newer axle, are the bearings and hub a modular system with a hub like on an independent front suspension. Or is at like the older school axle with tapered roller bearings.

Rubbing

If they didn't put something down to seal/gasket the bottom of the shell, it could be running on the bed rails and scuffing fiberglass off the topper. Then getting moisture in there causes it to drip out.

Mine is definitely a Q series.

Then it is a Q series hitch.

Did the pictures help?

I see nothing to indicate q or a series. Can't seem to put a picture in.

I can look when I get home, I just picked my truck up December 20th. I had a hitch ordered with my truck.

I've got a set my dealer ordered by mistake.

Gotcha, thanks.

Thank you. I've always had toppers. I've got a 5th wheel hitch in my new truck, when it gets here, and don't want to have to pull the topper when I want to pull the camper.

Has anyone gone through a winter with one of their covers? Wondering how the snow and ice affect it's operation.

Was that the Bak roll up with the aluminum slats? If so, how big is the roll diameter rise?

How did the roll up cover do keeping the bed dry?