My wife was driving, she was two semi lengths behind the dump truck and was still getting pelted. She had video of it all happening and the company stepped up and took care of it.
I had mine replaced. Cost the trucking company that was dumping rocks all over the road $930. Make sure the shop is very careful not to peel the vin up as it has happened to a member on here and ford is no help in replacing it.
A one step correction should eliminate most of the defects in the clear coat not sure what your detailer is doing. The install process on the hood uses electronic torque guns that shut the line down if it’s torqued to spec. Either the bolt is stripped and it hit the torque spec or it was kicked...
I would schedule an apt at your ford dealer, take the receipt for the rebalance and let them know you rotated the tires front to rear and still have the vibration. Do you have lane keep? Maybe it’s set to alert/aid. Not trying to undermine you just trying to help.
Where’s the vibration at? Front rear or the whole thing. IMO the problem is the hunter machine. You have to have a real good person running it and willing to take the time to balance them properly.
They must be pumping the fleet sales on the GC or leasing a shit ton of 4xe GC in California. I don’t see the new ram doing well. Although the hurricane I6 intrigues me. Once that ecu is unlocked you’ll be seeing 1000hp rams with bolt ons running around.
“Stellantis” is in deep shit and has to cut prices on everything. Their HDs have over a year field supply. The new grand cherokees and wagoners aren’t moving. The new ram 1500 looks like the same truck from 2014. They’re in for a tough time ahead. If they were smart they’d run 0% through...