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Start with a Baseline

Drive the stock or current vehicle over a repeatable route. Note where it rubs, loses traction, tips, or struggles to turn. That baseline makes later changes meaningful.

Wheels and Tires

Choose wheels and tires for the terrain and look you want, then check clearance at full steering lock. A visually aggressive setup is not automatically easier to drive.

Suspension and Stance

Extra clearance can help over uneven ground, while excessive lift may change stability and trailer alignment. Adjust in small steps and re-test both unloaded and, if relevant, with a trailer.

Paint and Exterior Details

Once the vehicle works, use paint and accessories to establish its theme: work truck, trail rig, storm chaser, show build, farm vehicle, or tow unit. The July 18 update added pickup bedliner under Paint → Exterior → Bedliner.

Reliable Test Loop

1. Change one major variable.
2. Run the same road and terrain test.
3. Check steering, braking, and body clearance.
4. Save the change only if it supports the build's job.

For the new bedliner option and a structured build plan, read bedliner and build planning.