I don't think those would fit. 70% of 295mm is 206.5mm for sidewall height. 206.5mm (top sidewall) + 206.5mm (bottom sidewall) + 431.8mm (rim diameter) = 844.8mm. Compare to 285 70R17 of total height of 830.8mm. That's a full 14mm difference. I can barely get the tip of my finger between the hitch and the tire, which is the limiting area. Even with pushing the tire as far forward as possible, I don't think it'd fit. If you try it and it works, let us all know. Otherwise, it's a good reason to get a steel bumper with tire swing out arm!

After 2 years of heavy daily travel use, it’s still going strong! No cracks, still fits great. It’s the real deal!

Nope, not hot at all!

I used 20 year old Judy Butter in this video, because that's what I had on hand. Ideally, you'd use White Lithium Grease or Silicone Grease to reduce attracting dirt and debris.

I’ve been getting Ektos brand wool blankets from Amazon. They don’t have a bad smell, and are great for the price. Older high quality blankets in good shape are superior, but harder to find

@@IntoTheMystery13 I will check them out, thanks!

They really put on an amazing show and make the audience feel part of it, no matter where your seat is!

I heard some shows are being added back in the US.

god I wish I would’ve gone to this

Your show is going to be amazing!!

They sound amazing 🔥

They're great at crowd interactions and making the audience feel part of the concert.

It's absolutely bananas in person.

@ I was in the pit twice this tour. I hate when they do that.

I'm hoping they continue making awesome music and tour again in the future!!

I’ve used it for a few hours at a time transferring files and with a keyboard and microphone and have not experienced any heating problems at all. 👍

@@sunroomstudios8487 would you please try with monitor via hdmi?

Just tried the hub connecting a Chromebook to a projector and theater sound via HDMI. Played a few KZbin videos and the hub was warm to the touch, but that’s it. I don’t have a separate monitor, but I’m guessing this gets close.

@@sunroomstudios8487 thank you for checking ❤️

Agreed, they had amazing audio at the concert!

They make so many people happy, I just had to share it!

Their concert is like nothing else!

@sunroomstudios8487 ye

Same here!

The rubber edges don’t compress the screen. They are firm rubber with a tiny bit of give. Still have this case and it’s working well!

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!

The spacers do serve a purpose. The brace holding the transmission up has recessed areas for the bolts. The recessed area is not large enough to accommodate the shield, otherwise the shield would have to be narrower and weaker. I wouldn't use washers, the spacers do a great job getting the bolt head out of the recessed area to allow the shield to hook onto. With thinner metal of a washer, even stacked washers, it's more prone to deforming. You'd also have to use stainless steel washers to prevent rusting. You could use washers if you had to, but I think the spacers are high quality and would really try to use them instead of washers.

@@sunroomstudios8487 I was thinking that, I have not seen the real space on the braces my self but I saw the spacers sliding in. Do they rattle inside or not the spacers or they get tight once all is wrenched tight? I just receive my kit and will installed them once I have a good weather day. I appreciate your info, advice and concern.Thank you

@@geronimopascuale9208 Once everything is tightened, everything fits snug and there is no rattling or movement. Even nearly a year later, nothing has loosened. So glad I got these and don't have to worry about it. Good luck on your install, let us know how it goes!

@@sunroomstudios8487 Fantastic and am glad it worked for you and that you like it. For sure I will update. Regards

@@sunroomstudios8487 I just installed my kit last Sunday and it went very good. I did not have a 13m deep socket to tight the nuts because the new bolts are about 1'' longer than the OEM ones and because it was Sunday everything was close in my area, I had to use extra stainless steel washers to finish tightening.another thing is that I use the 2 security bolts in the front of the brace and rather than 1 on one like in the video and I did not use the jack at all but I notice a heavier 1/8'' clearance but all is secure. I think the jack will have made it tighter but at the same time it will change the original shape of the brace. Just my opinion. ahhh also the driver side rubber bumper did not quite align with the under chassis/body of the truck but it's in perfect place and does not rattle because I put a heavy undercoat protection to the under body of the truck. all in all am very happy with the product. Hope they make for the Toyota Tundras as well and defiantly will order. Cheers

Still working great! No fogging or dimness, still waterproof. I love how I wired them directly without a switch so I never need to think about them or accidentally leave them on when the ignition is off. I think they make for a nice daytime running light.

That sucks. The spacer is important and will reduce any annoying vibration noise. I wouldn’t install without them.

@@sunroomstudios8487could you happen to measure the spacers measurements for me? I’ve found some on KZbin. 3/8 x 3/4 x 1/4 inch or 3/8 x3/4 x 3/8inch.

They are tough to measure accurately once installed, but they appear 3/8” rather than 1/4”. Hope you got hem installed alright!

@@sunroomstudios8487 I bought the 3/8 x3/4 x 3/8 and installed them on Sunday. Worked perfectly. Cali Raised reached out and said those are what they send out so all is good.