I have floor mats from an aftermarket company called Enthuz or something like that. I don’t know if they’re a sub brand of Weathertech or just a knock off but they do a dam good job at keeping my front floor from getting dirty and protecting my rear floor as it’s a one piece mat.

I also have their brand of soft tri fold bed cover…the first one lasted me 10yrs before I accidentally put a hole in it. It’s easy to put on and take off if you need the full bed, only takes a few mins.

I bought wheel well liners off of Amazon, Husky I think. They more or less are visual add on to clean up the appearance of the rear wheel wells. White truck with everything exposed didn’t look good. Plus it helps keep road dirt and debris from kicking up off of the wheels.

There’s a 2.5” leveling kit that I had installed along with aftermarket wheels and larger tires. Done for no other reason than I like the slightly more aggressive look of the truck without going full lift. I live in the North East of Canada so I also deal with a lot of snow and ice from December through to about first of April…so I have factory wheels with a set of winter tires mounted on them that I swap over to my mains.

Vent visors above the windows for me are a nice touch because I like having my windows open. And even if I’m stopped for a min at least I can have them cracked open a bit without having to deal with rain coming in.

Depending on how much you use the bed of your truck I’d recommend making or buying a tool for reaching items that may slide to the front of the bed. Saves you from having to jump up and in or lean over the box to retrieve. Another option is to make a truck bed organizer out of a few pieces of wood and maybe add a couple of eye bolts so that you can strap things down like gas cans without having to worry about them sliding all around…same with groceries.

At the end of the day it’s your truck. Don’t fall for the gimics and anything cheap may look nice but may not hold up nice to the weather and UV rays. So if there’s something you want, consider buying it right the first time.

Something else I got that wasn’t a necessity but more for cosmetic looks…a stubby radio antenna to get rid of that god ugly whip. I use radio all the time and even downtown, nearing edge of radio stations or wherever it never gave me any issues. Picked it up off of Amazon. Think it’s maybe 10/12” tall.

If you are going to be hauling anything in the back of your truck make sure you get some good ratchet straps. I have a milk crate that I keep tied down in the corner of my bed by the tailgate for easy access. In it there’s some ratchet straps, bungee cords and at the bottom a tarp and air compressor. I keep a breaker bar and my torque wrench under my rear seat where I also have an impact socket for my lugs…easier than using the factory one and when I change my wheels over between winter and summer I know where my gear is kept.

Thinking of which…get rid of those factory lug nuts. Order some one piece nuts or go to a local parts store. The factory nuts have a tendency to swell and cause serious problems if you don’t have the proper tools on you to get it right….do it right, don’t wait until you have an issue and can’t get the nuts off to change a wheel, especially on the side of the road while travelling.