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I see it's been a while since you've posted, but I'm curious if anyone has tried replacing or upgrading the tailgate cables with stronger ones from another model or brand? I'm thinking about doing this myself and wondering what others have used that fits well without needing a bunch of mods. Would love to hear if it fixed the sagging or alignment issues long term.

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I see it's been a while since you've posted, but I'm curious—did you ever settle on a way to mount your spare? I'm also trying to find a solid solution that doesn't mess with the rear clearance. Wondering if anyone tried a tongue-mounted option or used the front storage box somehow. Would love to hear what worked or didn't for others over the last few years.

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I had the same issue, and reinforcing the floor made a big difference. I also checked the support brackets and added extra bolts to make sure everything was solid. Metal Beds in these models are sturdy, but over time, the joints can loosen a bit.

A few extra reinforcements helped mine feel a lot more stable. If you haven't checked the frame connections yet, that might be worth doing too.

Thanks Kaitlin. Will check it later

I had a similar issue before, and what made a difference for me was checking for small leaks in places I hadn't considered, like around the seals and fittings. Sometimes, even a tiny gap can let in more moisture than expected. I've also noticed that some materials hold up better than others in certain environments—kind of like how chinese basins sometimes surprise you with their durability in high-use areas.