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Solid instructional video. The only real change I would make is to put the brand name (XCover) in the video title so it's even easier for people considering buying one to find your review/install instructions.

Nice, just getting into the overlanding/offroading. I may have to invest in one of those. Never knew they existed. Thanks for sharing!

so im lookin at getting these tires in future for my 2023 rav4 what tire pressure do u have yours set to since u said wiht factory tire pressure said gives a kinda wobble

Any reason why you went with the car module, instead of the truck module?

Just wear shin pads

not a recall because it is not a safety issue, it is a convenience issue.

Amazing how about an inch in length gains so much more door opening... Great vid thank you.

Just some info that I have not read or have heard owners talking about: I just bought the 2024 Trailsport Honda Ridgeline. Testing different octane levels... the midgrade works great (price vs mileage benefits) for the west coast, Oregon, at an elevation of approximately 1000 +/- 250 feet. When I added a Honda 100XR "Leer Cap" to the bed of truck...I now have a "cheating way" to add to the more shallow bed height as I gained increased security, and the in bed storage capacity too! Also, the in bed storage access (lift up the bed) still works, as it should, with the cap on! Thus, it can be fully lifted without any compromise(s). Plus...my mileage just increased approximately 3% with this cap!! When I purchased the Leer Cap, the dealer and the Leer company said it would "probably improve the fuel economy"... I know it adding weight and this increase in fuel mpg just sounded to good to be true. However, it has increased my fuel economy, indeed!!!! Thus, I wanted to share same. My thoughts to improve this vehicle are: Please level the truck so the front end is level (if possible) to the back end -- so it will look more like other trucks. I agree with most Ridgeline owners to raise this truck at least "one simple inch or more"! I am most upset that their is no option to install an accessory in the bed on the passenger side "storage box" for either a 12 VDC &/or a 120 VAC outlet available --- like the Black Edition has on the 2024 models! I mean really, the Trailsport is idea for camping and such...duh. In fact, I feel all the trucks models should have this simple option as I am a DIY person and a weekend warrior too! At any rate, I like what you have done with your truck, indeed! You all have a great day.

Stupid music, stopped watching

Check out ceramic window tint if you haven't already. I just got mine done, I live in Alabama and it's been super hot lately. Made a huge difference with the glare and with the overall build up of heat after sitting in the hot sun all day.

I'm interested in teh front bumper I saw in one of your videos but can't find anything it.

I'd also remove that carbon filter that is riveted to the upper airbox cover. That should also free up some flow...

Well done videos. Very professional and detailed with all your wordsmith texting etc FYI I added a SS 3/8” x 1.5” bolt/nut on side of air filter box to the metal frame as a Negative to attach to should I need to use booster cables As the negative in battery side is hard to get to

Thank you

Go 20’s on 35

Outstanding video presentations!! I do have the 2023 BE Ridgeline. I dislike the nose dive look. Maybe my imagination but seems like the Ridge was quieter in tire noises. Meaning the horizontal lines on asphalt paved roads every 20’. Jarring and loud. But maybe just the construction of the road. As other paved roads all ok. Have the OEM Firestone Destination 17K miles. But like the Wild Peak Need it too Look more like a truck instead of a go cart grocery getter…. Thanks for your videos. I am a DYI detailer as well

Nice. I just put g017's on my ram 1500

Get some real meats under there

Terrible little engine to bad and the price is insane for what you get

Definitely looking to upgrade to these tires soon. I'm running the factory tire size so the weight is practically the same as the oem Michelin tires. Shouldn't hurt my mpg but definitely will look substantially better and handle any and all weather conditions

Should i grease the fork or stem prior to installing?

nice video. doing a 2021 trd pro next weekend. no sonar/parking sensor so it should be easier for me!

Is the weboost any good?

Your video was very helpful. Anyone go through a carwash with this one. Is it safe?

Just put these on my wife's F150. (275/55R20's) Replaced Grabber ATX's which I have nothing except good things to say about, but I just wanted to try something else.

Looks good, my 21 SR5 XP series came with it as part of the Southeast Toyota package.

My 2021 Jeep Gladiator came (factory/OEM) with the 33" AT3W tires -- after 3 years, still looks like plenty of tread-life left. The new ATW4 tires look good, yes, but from what I have gathered researching them they're not good enough for me to go with them over AT3Ws, especially since in some areas one tire is better, in other areas the other tires is. It's a wash -- no conclusive winner because there's not enough difference. Yes, I DO tow, but only a large (6x12) U-Haul trailer every 4-5 years -- not enough to get ATW4s for towing. I also off-road, but I don't do serious rock-crawling -- no trails rated "difficult" (trail-damage possible) or "extreme" (trail-damage guaranteed) -- so again, don't need the thicker sidewalls. OR heavier tires for normal hwy driving for occasional long road-trips (it's my Daily Driver, too). OR when rotating the slightly heavier 4s vs. 3s (which are heavy enough, thank you)! So when it's time (2027 maybe?) to replace my current tires I'll continue with AT3Ws, which BTW, are probably better in snow (Colorado winters) than the 4s are, even if only a little better. That is, unless by then Falken has discontinued the 3s (rumor is they might). If so, will probably go with the 4s. But who knows what OTHER top-tier off-road/hwy All Terrain (AT) tire choices there will be in 3 years? ;-) I also agree with your praise of Discount Tire...my go-store for new tires for decades now! :-) -- BR

Looks great

I would install a LED puddle lights under the mirror where the cut outs for them are.

Nice! Imagine if you had the dual TRD exhaust. The black chrome tipped version.

Looks really good! I really like the fender flares you have on the tundra, could you post a link or just info on the brand you used?

Looks really good! I really like the fender flares you have on the tundra, could you post a link or just info on the brand you used?

i changed oil in my 4 banger honda crosstour little over a month ago and when i went to back up i forgot the big wheel chalk was still there. i had it in my garage next to my street bike and dirtbike and when i backed up gave it too much gas not realizing it was chalked and the whole car fell down to the ground off of the ramps. Nothing happened and no damage to anything at all ramps held up fine. The car is front wheel drive so it must have spun the ramps out or something and i was using a big heavy duty semi truck style wheel chalk i use for my boat so there was no way that car was going over it. but it definitely had my car falling but the car handled it just fine and the ramps as well. So I would have to say thats a testament to how good that must be then. i just traded my tundra for a low mileage ram hemi 4x4 . its so low to the ground for fuel economy i think so ill just use jack stands but honestly dont really fell all too safe with the jack stands but better than nothing.

Looks good, little expensive for what it is but you get what you pay for with that nice oem quality. I went with an amazon tip that was 30 bucks but I had to chop off some of the tail pipe to clamp on the tip. Probably end up getting it welded on here soon. Definitely looks better than the stock ugly tail pipe.

Looking good!

Great timing on the exhaust tip! Was just looking them up. BTW I clicked the link to your Amazon affiliate store and it didn't seem to route for me...

The video identifies as humorous

Those tires look great, I am looking to go this route on our '17 Pilot. Thank you for making this video, great info. A suggestion for you that I have found to work amazing on the fender arch plastic that keeps it looking factory fresh. I use CERAKOTE Ceramic Trim Coat wipes and they look just as black as the day we bought the car. I see a bunch of our cars around with that plastic looking dry and faded taking away form the overall aesthetic. One coat has lasted me about 4-5 years now.

Do you get rub when you have tight turns?

This is so stupid

How the switches holding up ? Any issues?

Excellent video well explained 👌

you need to watch the "darlin" music video by chase matthew lol

I have a 2021 Black Edition, the best vehicle I have ever owned. My last truck was a 2018 Tacoma, great vehicle, but not what I needed (don't tow or go offroad hard). Enjoy your truck, I think it was worth it. Pilot engine and tranny will last forever.

Ok, so now it's been a couple years. Do you have any follow up information regarding their longevity? Are they still holding on or did they fly off at the car wash? Also did you install the OEM ones or the generic since you listed both in your parts list.

5:15 - I don't even think you realized that you had made a pun - lol.

Plano = "Play-no". It was founded in Plano, IL.

I have the same bumper rear bumper i see your led back up light are red did you get it like that? Mine or white and really bright backing up. Also like the magnets but thinking of using double side tape hope thats a good idea, Thanks

I appreciate your work brother!!! Great video!!!