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The concept of "Try it before you buy it" works great for apparel retailers. Nothing makes a sale easier than allowing a customer to see what those sunglasses look like on their face, or how their jeans make your butt look in the mirror in the changing room. The Interactive Garage software program is the changing room for your vehicle. In the automotive world, you have to imagine what that catalog image of that running board on a Ford F150 would look like on your Dodge Ram, not to mention that F150 is a super done up project vehicle from the manufacturer with a huge air brushed snake on it so they could win best in show at the last SEMA Show. Now can you image what that product would look like on your vehicle? Nothing worse than dropping your vehicle off at your local accessory install shop hoping that the 4" lift for your Jeep with the rims and tires you picked out for it looks as good in your head when you put the full deposit down on everything as it should when you p...

When you buy a truck, it's not just a vehicle. It's a tool, a ride, and, to be honest, an extension of your personality! That is why truck accessories are so popular. How else can you customize it to be exactly what you want and need your truck to be? Choosing which accessories you want on your truck can be a lot of fun, and there are many styles out there. You want your truck to look its absolute best too, so which accessories are better suited for professional installation? Spray-on Bedliner You can buy a do-it-yourself kit from Amazon and "save" hundreds of dollars in installation, but the results will probably be less-than-stellar and you might end up ruining your truck bed at the same time. Finding a reputable company that does spray-on bedliners is your better bet. Many times they have warranties guaranteeing their work and the bedliner. Running Boards Running boards, like a spray-on bedliner, can be cosmetic and utilitarian. For the vertically-challe...

A tri-fold tonneau truck cover Tonneau covers are hard truck bed covers that protect your truck and the items you carry in it. But why should you have one? Truthfully, the answer is found in simple science and economics. Trucks are not very aerodynamic, so wind is sucked down into the bed when driving, which causes drag. Installing a truck bed cover eliminates the drag and can result in better gas mileage. In some cases, the cover may pay for itself in as little as a year with the money you'll save on fuel! Some other benefits are keeping your cargo secure. First, the cover will keep things from being blown out onto the road and preventing accidents or accidental littering. They also keep undesirable debris, snow, and rain out of your truck bed and off of your cargo. While no truck bed cover is completely waterproof, they are highly effective at protecting your cargo from the elements. Tonneau covers also keep your cargo a complete mystery. Some even come with locking mec...