I can vouch for them too. Free shipping to the lower 48 is a huge plus because shipping heavy mud terrains usually costs an arm and a leg. Just make sure you read the terms on the financing so you know exactly what the payoff schedule looks like.

A friend in manufacturing told me about this same issue with computer chips last year. He said when one factory in Taiwan slows down, car makers everywhere get stuck waiting for parts. Honestly, it's crazy how dependent we are on just a few places for so many things. I read that some companies are trying to bring production closer to home, but it's expensive and takes time. Makes you wonder if we'll ever fix these weak spots in the system.

Wrapping really did help me too. The extra stability makes a big difference.

Held for the whole shift? That quick fix never lasts.

My dad's friend swore the Bermuda Triangle was a government cover-up, which got me reading wild stuff online.