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Makes sense to me, drive line angles and all

Adding the 2" level, and then the 33/12.50/20 tires hurt the mileage some, but that was expected. I live in the hills and close to work so I don't get a lot of actual highway driving. I'm managing to sustain about 18mpg now. It was in the 19 - 20 range before. So yeah, it dipped, but not that badly

And they work too!!!

I have a 2016 Laramie Crew Cab. I put a 2" leveling kit on it. Yesterday I put 33/12.50/20 E load (10 ply) tires on it. It rides great!! I didn't even need spacers on the front. I'm going to put them on anyway just for peace of mind because it's really close, but I don't need to. I've heard you...

Me? Personally, I would trade it in and get a new one. I'd prolly buy though instead of leasing. That's just me though

Towed it like a champ!!! Even got 16.7 miles per gallon at 60 mph pulling about 6,000 pounds!!

I've heard that. We'll find out in a few hours

Bought a project car last weekend. Towing it home tomorrow. Be the first time towing anything with my Eco. It's going to be a grand adventure!!!

I had a couple friends swing by and help me. It was amazing having a couple extra hands to do it. The job really does need two people to do it. One can do it, but what a PITA!!! I'm just glad it's safe again. I was almost sick over it

My whoops all fixed. I feel safe again :)

And as of today, cordless tools to do it with instead of a ratchet and a breaker bar :D

Thanks! I wish I would have known I had to turn the blocks around. I really don't want to take it apart again lol

I know I do. Gonna redo one side next Saturday, the other on Sunday

Before I leveled it:

OK. I screwed up. I just don't know how badly. My leveling kit had no instructions in it. I watched a bunch of videos and figured I would be OK. I got it done (I'll post a picture in a minute). When I put the shocks back in, I didn't know I was supposed to turn the blocks 180 degrees. I lined...

Guess I'll be finding out on my own on Sunday

I bought one about a year ago and have never installed it .Thinking about doing it myself instead of paying the shop to do it. Looks simple enough from the videos I've watched Anyone installed their own? How hard is it to do? Any tips or tricks you want to share?

They're just trying to get you in there so they can try and sell you something

Thank you

And this was yesterday. About a month or so after applying TopCoat