I have a 2003 1500 on 35s, I get 12 mpg as well. Problem around here is the rust just eats them.
Main hunting truck is a 2014 1500, same hemi engine, taller gears and stock tires = 20 mpg.
Yours is a sharp looking truck.
The assertion of 95% accuracy is where they lose me. Easily disprovable by looking at their predictive odds from last year then looking at the actual draw results. It's their best guess, which isn't worthless, but definitely can't bank on it.
I also sometimes see new hunters posting here wanting to do a DIY backpack elk hunt, and they never have shot that doe on the back-40. Talk about jumping straight into the deep end.
I have already made a trip to Oklahoma for hogs, doing another trip down there in a couple weeks.
No idea where I will land with the draws, I'm sure I will get lucky and pull a few tags.
Big things are cruise to Hawaii in March, and a week in Alaska in early September. After these trips I will...
Side note, but when my parents had a car with a major mechanical problem, they junked it and bought a new car. Usually around 150k miles it seemed like, the transmission usually went first. Spending serious money to fix it was not even a consideration.
A lot of people today, myself included...