Parking and minor issues
Originally Posted by TexasFatboy
1) I find it easier to park by backing in.
Aim the mirrors a little low...If you can see the rear tires and parking lines...you should be able to line it up perfectly every time.
Just watch out for the huge blind spot otherwise known as a tailgate.
It takes a little getting used to, once mastered...it's a piece of cake.
Aim the mirrors a little low...If you can see the rear tires and parking lines...you should be able to line it up perfectly every time.
Just watch out for the huge blind spot otherwise known as a tailgate.It takes a little getting used to, once mastered...it's a piece of cake.
Good advice. I went from a regular cab f150 to a supercab, and it took time to get comfortable with parking.
Practice makes perfect!
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I back in everywhere I park, much easier. The parking spots here in Hawaii are super small, I think the developers thought everyone drove compact cars and designed the parking spots accordingly.
As far as uncomfortable seats I thought the same thing until I added my wet okole seat covers. They have an extra layer of padding that makes these seats alot more comfortable and even bearable to sit in in traffic.
As far as uncomfortable seats I thought the same thing until I added my wet okole seat covers. They have an extra layer of padding that makes these seats alot more comfortable and even bearable to sit in in traffic.