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Thanks for sharing your experience. My power wagon has tons of Arizona pinstripes and I’ve been thinking of doing this myself or having a LineX dealer do it for me. Debating on a color change or not too.

Did you bedline the truck yourself? If so, how was the experience?

I did switch out the fittings to standard (same as ARB) and added a pressure switch (same as ARB). You don’t have to do any of that though for the 4 tire inflation kits. They usually offer the kits with a smitty fitting if you want.

It's from Smittybilt. They offer two and I have the larger of the two. Airs all 4 of my 37s at the same time just fine. I believe it's $170 and the only thing else that out performs it is the ARB dual for $600. At least from what I've seen.

Thank you. It's from a company called MORRFlat. I priced putting one toghether myself, but the cost savings was not worth my time and the fittings wouldn’t have been as nice. The compressor is hard mounted and wired inside my rambox.

You'd be amazed how many times I see it backward on shirts and vehicles.

Kudos for the flag, but you have it backwards for that side of the truck. The stars should lead the way, not the stripes. When the stripes lead the way it's as if you're moving backward/retreating. When the stars lead the way you're moving forward. I'm going to nitpick one other thing...

Pressured washed the truck when I got the 37s put on. Immediately felt bad for it being so clean so I took it out through some trails in Sedona.

I have a new gen power wagon too. You must have been driving in ideal conditions to get that mpg. 35s on a PW are a no brainer. I wish I went straight to 37s and will be doing it in the next week.

17s are what come on the Power Wagons. I also had a 5th gen 1500 and 18's are your best bet not to run into clearance issues with the bigger brakes they run. You'd be surprised at how much you can air down without bead locks. As standard practice, I air down to ~18psi with my 17" wheels with...

Son and I did some camping last weekend again. Luckily none of us sleep walk. Was a nice relaxing path to this spot and it was a nice change of pace. I've been really happy with the rack setup. The next big mod will probably be a bed slide later this month.

I've mounted quite a bit to mine since I installed it. Basically anything that doesn't need to be pulled from the truck with any frequency gets mounted to the rack. The last big item will be my spare tire once I go to 37s.

Mine and my sons :sunglasses:

All Trails is also a good app to use.

Son and I did some camping last weekend again. Luckily none of us sleep walk. Was a nice relaxing path to this spot and it was a nice change of pace. I've been really happy with the rack setup. The next big mod will probably be a bed slide later this month.

Yes, and I'm a former infantryman. We also used the mk19 and TOW missile. Are you going to use a mortar to defend yourself from an armed robber? Of course not. FYI, people can and do own tanks here as well as explosive devices. There are local ordinance on how and where they are stored. Bad guys...

Got a gas can setup on the bed rack. Had to rearrange the items on the rack to better distribute the weight. Think the rack is basically built-out now. Further down the road I will add a spare tire mount when I go from my 35s to 37s. Will probably add a 100w solar panel on top of the spare or...

Did some camping along a river here in Arizona.

Looks good. I've been thinking of how I'm going to integrate my fridge/power setup lately.