Thinking about this 2013 FX4
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Nope, this all has to do with the exchange rate. The Canadian dollar has traded lower against the U.S. dollar lower than it has in years. This has made cross-border sales a very common thing.
Low Canadian dollar boosts sales of used Canadian vehicles to Americans - Nova Scotia - CBC News
https://forums.edmunds.com/discussio...les-to-the-u-s
Buying a Canadian truck with U.S. dollars can get you one heck of a deal, which is why dealers are snapping them up right now for resale.
Low Canadian dollar boosts sales of used Canadian vehicles to Americans - Nova Scotia - CBC News
https://forums.edmunds.com/discussio...les-to-the-u-s
Buying a Canadian truck with U.S. dollars can get you one heck of a deal, which is why dealers are snapping them up right now for resale.
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Nope, this all has to do with the exchange rate. The Canadian dollar has traded lower against the U.S. dollar lower than it has in years. This has made cross-border sales a very common thing.
Low Canadian dollar boosts sales of used Canadian vehicles to Americans - Nova Scotia - CBC News
https://forums.edmunds.com/discussio...les-to-the-u-s
Buying a Canadian truck with U.S. dollars can get you one heck of a deal, which is why dealers are snapping them up right now for resale.
Low Canadian dollar boosts sales of used Canadian vehicles to Americans - Nova Scotia - CBC News
https://forums.edmunds.com/discussio...les-to-the-u-s
Buying a Canadian truck with U.S. dollars can get you one heck of a deal, which is why dealers are snapping them up right now for resale.
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Well we had a pretty bad freezing yesterday so the inspection wasn't able to get done because roads were sheeted with ice and the dealership was closed as well. New inspection date is Tuesday. So hopefully by the end of this next week it'll be home with us if all goes well.
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Well we had a pretty bad freezing yesterday so the inspection wasn't able to get done because roads were sheeted with ice and the dealership was closed as well. New inspection date is Tuesday. So hopefully by the end of this next week it'll be home with us if all goes well.
I'm waiting for Crutchfield to refund my money so I can go buy another stereo for my truck. And I'm about to climb a wall.
Still hoping everything goes well.
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Another question I have. Will 285/65R20 BF Goodrich All Terrain KO2 tires fit on this truck with those stock 20" wheels or will I need different wheels or spacers? I do plan on getting a leveling kit as well.
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With a level they will fit. That is what I am running.
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What is the stock tire size for your new baby
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Awesome! Thank you.
Thanks Unk! Stock Tire Size is P275/55R20
Thanks Unk! Stock Tire Size is P275/55R20
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From your stock size tire 275/55/20, to a 285/65/20 the height difference is about 2.75" taller tire. And half of that much in the wheel well, so about 1.375" more tire in the wheel well. So depending in the fit, you may need to raise that front end an 1.5" or so to be safe.
Your width difference from stock to the 285/65/20 is almost .5" and I would think that wouldn't cause you any problems.
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Your width difference from stock to the 285/65/20 is almost .5" and I would think that wouldn't cause you any problems.
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