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3 Ways to Upgrade Your Truck This Summer

Improve your pickup truck with these three tips.

This time of year, you'll likely take your pickup truck for a spin more than usual, as summer is the season for home improvement, outdoor projects, and travel. When you want to ride in style and get the most out of your trip, consider these automotive accessories:

Purchase a Tonneau Cover

Tonneau covers are incredibly useful products that attach to the back of your pickup and protect any items inside from falling out. These are perfect for long distances and travel, and they are especially useful if you plan to transport heavy, fragile items using your truck. That way, your items will be safe from excessive wind, hail, snow, rain, and even dust and debris. Tonneaus are the best defense against any obstacles.

Upgrade Your Exhausts

We know this one might make you raise an eyebrow, as aftermarket purchases like this one may seem unnecessary or even flashy, but don't knock it till you try it! A replacement exhaust does make your engine louder (and some people enjoy this!), but it can also significantly improve your pickup's ability to "breathe." Air flows more evenly throughout your vehicle, which allows the truck to use less energy and run more efficiently. This means two things: one, your truck will live a little longer, and two, you'll be spending less money on gas-- a HUGE benefit in our eyes.

Consider Entry Steps

Some trucks already have these built in, but older models aren't so considerate. Because trucks usually sit far from the ground, it can be difficult for some people (especially young children and elderly individuals) to pull themselves into the vehicle without injury. Entry steps are helpful because they attach to the edge of the truck and provide that extra step for those who have difficulties getting inside.

Now that you know how you're spending your bonus money this week, you'll need to know where you can purchase these items! Just call Classy Chassis to inquire about availability at 419-281-6680 and pick up your items when you visit us in Ashland!

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