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Zip ties, duct tape, electrical tape, hose clamps, etc

MikeDamone , you'll probably be just fine out there. At least you are concerned about it now, many new drivers won't look up to check clearances until AFTER they hit their first low clearance object. I'm glad to see you have thought about it.

Shrink wrap would work for the cushions also. After covers are clean, Scotch Guard them for easy cleaning later. Scotch Guard works great on seats and seat covers. I had my last truck for 12 years and the seats still looked new when I sold it. I just re-applied scotch guard about every year or so.

The MyDat Trucker app is handy for finding places, but don't rely on it for accurate fuel prices.

There are several ways of judging those things. Trees overhanging the road: You can see a " cut out" where previous trucks went under. Also keep in mind, when it rains, snows or ices, those trees you went under before, will hang a little lower. If you see limbs that are skinned of their bark...

The NEW arrow tags for new posts were what I was calling new tabs. I didn't see them in red , but they look good in green anyway.

By the way, the red lettering really stood out, didn't quite mesh with the color scheme , but definitely stood out and was easy to read:)

I see some little green tabs(arrows ) with the word 'new' in them. It used to just be topics were in bold type. Edit: I guess these are what you call New Post indicators

And we're back to normal.... guess I dropped in just as Turtle was opening his box of crayons:)

And blue.. no, purple, no red letters

New "Tabs" .... Gotta be Turtle .... looks good.

Also, if you have Google maps with location history, you can see everywhere you have been and where you stopped.

I use a Garmin. I just add to favorites and name it with agent code

I don't use Streets and Trips, but , in looking it up, it seems Microsoft just wants to replace it with Bing Maps - Driving Directions, Traffic and Road Conditions I don't use Bing either , sorry.

Guess you could say, they just can't drive well anytime.:)

I use my GPS favorites to save pick up info with agent codes. Then when I get in an area, I just look at my Favorites to see what is closest to me.

71° storming Clanton , AL ( was 80° yesterday )

Looks a lot like InstaChain/ OnSpot