It's not a very common mod whatsoever in the offroad scene (not a big concern for scratches). If you're going to take it offroad you're going to have to deal with scratches Pat, last weekend I went through a tight trail with what I'd call soft brush...well the truck had new scratches everywhere (and I noticed this among the previous ones). Your truck is pretty new and in good shape, if anything brushes up against your black paint even in the slightest, especially if your paint is in good condition it's going to scratch it shockingly easily. Stick to the mud, and light trails for now until your truck ages. Break a branch off a bush in your yard and test it out by lightly running it against the truck. If that makes you squeamish you better ask yourself what you were thinking. It's really not a big deal as you can buff most out but you're going to get some that are unconcealable. Everytime I come off the trail I underestimate the scratches.

I do encourage you to wheel your truck but I won't encourage you to follow any beater Jeeper trails.

How did I do with this explanation, practicing for an upcoming pursuasive speech.