How long did it take to arrive at your home once you ordered ?

Love it! Great Video! So tempted to buy one after driving it but just don’t think I can give up my 21 Diesel ZR2. Fuel mileage is phenomenal and just paid $3.04 gal for diesel where I live

I just recently test drove a 2024 ZR2 Bison. My opinion was Chevrolet knocked it out of the park. I loved it! With 1-2 exceptions. First I will say I had a 2020 Tacoma TRD Pro that I drove 63k. Did not like the drivetrain at all even tuned and leg room at 6’2” was terrible. Fuel milage in MO and KS in wind and hills was terrible. So i traded it for a 21 Colorado ZR2 diesel. So far I love it. Have had it a little over a year with 27k. Fuel mileage is awesome, leg room awesome. Power is awesome. Did GDE tune, AEV skids, 275/70/17 tires on Crestone wheels and I get 22mpg in town and 26-29mpg highway. BEST stock was 32mpg on a 500 mike trip from Dallas to KC MO. Now for the 1-2 exceptions. The price and the fuel mileage. 64k with high interest rates is just crazy and the fuel mileage of this turbo 4 is terrible. If i were buying a new truck. It would definitely be the new Bison or ZR2. It’s a phenomenal vehicle. If they brought the diesel version they are selling in Brazil Id buy one NOW. If I didn’t need the fuel economy and the economy was pre covid Id be buying the gas version. If I had a gas Colorado Id probably upgrade if the pricing were better but I could go ZR2 to alleviate the price point. I was very impressed with the new Bison. Fit and finish, ride quality leg room power etc etc was really really good. Couldn’t believe it til I drove it.

Wow that sounds really really bad

1. Widdle wadder 2. Tactical fleshlight 3. 36" lift 4. 100% tint 5. "Shaggin' Wagon" vanity license plate 6. Front seats delete

Man, you guys are making me want a shop in North Virginia lol.

Great video for those of us considering bed caps. Thanks. Question: have you or do you know of anyone that has their dogs in the back with the soft topper? My considerations are wind noise, heat, air flow and keeping them in especially with the back window.

no one is gonna talk about the materials? a blanket sized thick high quality tarp? and idk maybe 40 pounds in aluminum?......turns out to 1100?

I too had been gifted tools over the years. I appreciate videos like these for ideas on rounding out my selection. For 1/2 drive I went impact. Getting "consumables" with a convenient warranty is such great advice. I like how I can indulge in one area and still maintain a level of quality. Sometimes it's cheaper to buy a new set of sockets. It's an enjoyable pursuit

I have duratech and At Ryobi power tools

Are there any grease fitting on the chassis that need lubed at oil change?

Thank you so much, bought this machine and 5 minutes later.....BOOM!!!! Pressure shows, no light. Thanks!!!

I disagree with you on a few points. Get a 1/2" drive socket set and a 1/4" set. That will let you do most everything. 3/8" is great, it's my go to, but the idea is what you need to have to get started. Get 3/8" when you can. Some people say to just get impact sockets, but that can bite you. Thin wall impacts aren't bad, but the thick walled ones don't fit everywhere, like recessed openings or tight clearance areas. Get pry bars from Walmart, The Hyper Tough ones that have the cap on them. They are USA made by Wilde and Walmart's price is good. The also have 5 sizes. Power tools are great, but aren't necessary at first. Don't get me wrong, I have many air and cordless tools. When that time comes that you can justify the need, instead of spending $300 on a Milwaukee or Dewalt cordless impact, get a decent compressor and get air tools when it's time for power tools. You can get cordless later. The main reason I say this is price, air tools are cheaper, air guns, and the one tool that will save your life and doesn't come cordless, the air hammer/chisel. Also once you have air, you can get an air impact at Harbor Freight that is as powerful as that $300 cordless for under $100. Remember that it takes time to build a tool collection, I've been at this 40 years, started in a truck garage, I have a lot of really handy stuff but get basics to start and build from there.

what awning is that 18:53!?

Let's GOOOOOO!!!

I'm just starting out. I know about skips but I can't find a written list of what full sizes are for standard or metric. Anybody found that so I can screen shoot it?

Agree with most of your mods, excellent job. Did not mention mpgs. I installed Goodyear Duratracs and lost 5mpgs. Your skid plate mods you did not protect the cross-over pipe which get destroyed in offroading. Got rid of my Pedal Commander, if used aggressively will cause "Limp Mode". Did some simple engine mods which helped hp and drivability in my Taco. Keep us updated with any new mods. thanks for the video.

You need Nate to give his honest opinion on his jeep one year after.

What caused the check engine light?

Your videos have helped me out a lot. I have zero knowledge of mechanics, and I replaced my upper radiator hose, and my bypass hose. Unfortunately I'll have to take it to a buddy, who has more knowledge, since I have a leaking freeze plug! Looking forward to future videos on the Dodge.

The split screen is great🎉

Well I certainly wouldn't be using a drill to tap those holes with. Use a tap wrench. DON'T use a DRILL!!!

Not a bad video, basically what I do with two differences. 1) Shop vac, connect to the inlet pull vacuum while you take off the the drain plug, you don't get any oil out till you shut off the vacuum. Lazy way to keep clean. 2) Do you not have grease joints on the Drive shafts anymore? I have a 2nd gen Tacoma and I lube them up every time I change the oil. I also do 5k miles or 6 months which ever comes first (use to be 3 months or 5k miles, but I don't drive near as much with my new job).

Cool tooool, man I be watching 90s commercials like I am still back there. Can't go for too long cause then I get that "uuuugh, when will the show ccome back?" feeling

Bro literally flexed with his tools 😢

Great video on the tools that you use back in the day when I was in my twenties Craftsman were the best but I don't even know where you get them anymore I came across a socket set of met ranch then I still useto this day I got mine at a garage sale and I remember those were really expensive but I got to say they're worth the money because it makes life a lot easier when you don't have to go searching for a metric or standard socket you can just use one socket for both

Just picked up a Milwaukee high torque 1/2 and the M12 ratchet for mobile mechanic service. Glad to see I chose well, research pays off

Loved the video very honest ⚒️🥇👍👍

I think u need a 2 inch lift lmao

I was already going to "like" this video, but playing "No Easy Way Out" at the end really sealed the deal! 💪🏻💪🏻#rocky4

1000th like! Thanks Jason.

I just picked up a 22 colorado zr2 3.6 L, where should i start? Was looking at sliders, cold air intakes, exhausts, maybe even superchargers lol

Love it! Great video Jason, keep them coming

As a mechanic for 40 years I use alot of tools but cordless tools I never use. Yes there good for some but I have no need for them. Air impacts is what i use.

Outstanding friend, your indeed correct. I used to work in a Nissan dealership as a tech and it's true.... These dealerships techs are out of control over tightening these darn oil filters it oil pan bolts!!!!

“That’s too bad” those drain pans piss me off too bro, any quick drain plug and it’s splashes everywhere

Where did you find truck climbing mountain sticker above TRD off road emblem on side? Good vid!

Looks amazing! Where was this at?

It would be cool if you added in the comments what road/trail you’re on that day.

Real men don’t use intakes!

Me in my 3rd hour at Harbor Freight

Over the years I’ve taken a more minimalist approach to buying tool and I like to use a basic tool set a set of semi deep sockets a set of combination wrenches and a good regular length flex head ratchet and of course extensions pliers screwdrivers and miscellaneous little odds and ends

You can always tell who drives a ram... smh

Damn this looks crazy fun. Just some good ol boys