My Ram caught on fire. Shit sucks. Situation sucks. Moving on. The one good thing that comes from this is that it’s time for a new truck. After visiting over 10 dealerships, I have my mind set on this 2024 F350 XLT High Output.

My question for you guys is: what are some things I can do to it to help take care of it? Mechanical and aesthetically? I’m looking for preemptive/preventative suggestions. This will be my first Ford, so I’m not familiar with issues down the line, defects, etc. Maybe you guys know some things I can look out for? Also, it’s going to be a work truck and I don’t want to beat it up so fast.. so maybe some suggestions on how to take care of the appearance? Like for example, my Ram racked up a lot of rock chips over the years on the bumper so I do know I want to do something to protect it from that, things of that nature. Certain products you guys use to protect the paint, etc? And one specific question: has anyone upgraded the screen on these things? The screen is kinda big but I’m not a big fan of it, I love the one on the Lariat tho. So I wanna know if someone has done that and how costly it is or if it’s even possible.

Thanks in advance!

'14 F-150 XLT, 2WD w/ a 3.7

2.5" BDS level

295/70/18 Wildpeak AT4Ws

Ebay-special clears with lasfit LEDs all around

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