Seven Questions For Truck Owners – Fun Survey (Hopefully)
Jason Lancaster | Oct 05, 2009 | Comments 10
We’ve been doing some housekeeping this weekend to the website and we decided it might be interesting to conduct an informal reader’s poll. It’s just for fun – answer as many or as few of the questions as you like.
Once you’re done, submit your answers to see the results.
Thanks for playing! If you have some suggestions for future poll topics and/or questions, feel free to leave a comment below. All suggestions are welcome.
P.S. If you can’t see the survey questions or if the survey isn’t working for you, click here.
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Alot of my categories are the lower half. Only saying no to the rear end gears is where I am with the majority. I guess I slipped up. I always want to be different.
Interesting survey. I can see some great articles coming from this. I’m actually surprised at the answer to no aftermarket exhaust.
Mickey – Unless you picked “soccer” as your favorite pro sport, you seem to be in good company! 🙂
TXTee – Not sure, but I’m thinking a blog post about good truck accessories for dog owners is worth looking into…any suggestions?
Many dog owners are interested in campers and finding the right options. Larger brands are LEER and ARE but so many more are out there waiting to be given a chance and I’ve recently learned about less well-known companies.
I’ve seen some people post about doggy seatbelts too. Any products to keep hair/dirt in the interior to a minimum. Tail gate steps/ramps – I’m definitely interested since I’m going to lift 6″ next year and my dogs are 100+ lbs. You did Okole Wet Seats so maybe leather options since it’s easier clean up. And last, how to keep the new truck smell!
Sorry Jason no soccer here but was told by many I have the replacement vehicle for the soccer mom’s than the SUV.
Replacement for soccer moms suv, is this how people see our trucks. Its like saying it cute, pretty or adorable. Its official I need a new truck, one that has its balls attached.
Just hang a set off the hitch if it’ll make you feel better. The Tundra is versatile. That’s all we’re saying.
TXTee – Thanks for the ideas. That’s a great list.
Das4c it’s you personally have an issue with a Name people use for the tundra. Most trucks have the balls to do anything. It’s the person inside driving it may not have a pair.
No prob, Jason. LOL @ Mickey. Just don’t mention wood grain.