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I would use Meguiar's Ultimate Compound, which I have used for years. It works great on scuffs and light scratches, and should do the trick.

Depends on how much money you want to save. I went Base and I'm really happy with it. If you aren't using it for off-roading, don't waste your money on the Sas package. An aftermarket lift will be a lot cheaper, especially since you want to go aftermarket on your rims.

I watch a lot of car shows, and they all recommend Mouse Blocker. They seem to have good reviews. I would check them out.

Get the myQ app. The hub is around 20 dollars. You can use your phone and add people to your account to open your garage door.

I think black looks better with the color scheme.

Powder coat it or spray on bed liner.

For your needs, the F150 for sure!

If you like the rims, just put on a taller tire. I went with a 33 with no lift, and they fit perfectly. You can get the speedometer corrected, so it's no big deal going bigger.

I have a Base model. I recommend eco mode. In the rain, acceleration is a lot tamer, and if needed, your traction control kicks in if you start slipping.

Ha Ha!! so true!

That is a 22". I have a lot more side wall than that. I've used mine in mud and sand does great, no hard-core rock crawling for me.

I'm pretty sure an extended warranty won't cover the hard top.

Just wondering, is a 33 on a 20 considered low profile?

Winner!!!

I've had mine since December 2021, and it has 40,000 miles on it. It has been great, other than a few little recalls and replacing the hard top twice. I would do it again with no problem, still enjoy driving it!!

You might want to check the price of using a truck bed liner instead of paint, as it comes in different colors, and I know they have white.

I bought my daughter a Chevy Cruze, and it has been a great car, with plenty of room inside for a smaller vehicle.

Go to an exhaust shop in your area, will save you money. You might want to go with a muffler for a better sound. I went with a Flowmaster and I'm happy with it. Not a V8 sound, but it works.

If you want old-school white letters!

I would go new if you can afford it.