Top 10 mods for comfort and top 10eds for comfort

I am going to have around 3k to play with for my truck running boards and tonnoue cover are already picked out

It is my daily driver and having having a hard time trying to decide between comfort or performance for the rest. After running boards and tonnoue cover I'm looking at around 2300-2500 left.to play with its the extended cab with the 6.7 foot bed

Was considering upgrading the factory head unit but otherwise so contemplating bolstering 5100 shocks in the front to get a 2" lift and whatever would be needed to do the same to the rear but not.100% sure.

What would you all do, suggest, recommend.
As of now it's an sr5 rtd offroad with no mods done.

 

Improve on the daily touch points.
Wheelskin wrap and Drivers Grip Handle.
Very little outlay and you will appreciate them everyday.

 

Ok probably a dumb question but what's a wheelskin wrap?

 

https://wheelskins.com/

 

Since it is a daily, update the audio first, since that is where you spend your time. Head unit, sub and all speakers.

 

Nice and thank you my old wheel cover has had it!

 

That's definite I can't stand factory systems, I used to do live show production so factory stereos to me have always been crap just if I can do it all at once or ifni have to do in stages. I'm really picky lol.

 

If you decide to replace the HU. I went with this and like it. Its about $560 once you add in all of the options to maintain steering wheel controls etc. If you go this route, definitely pay the $25 to have crutchfield pre-wire everything Just an option

https://www.crutchfield.com/S-qE5ZxModpV7/p_104BE10ACP/Boss-BE10ACP.html

 

What system is that? And can you take a pic of the back? I am curious how it mounts and what is left visible from the original dash area. Thanks.

 

Looks like Boss from the link above. looks nice.

 

Upgrade to some snow tires, they make a huge difference in cold weather

 

Its adjustable up/down - side/side

 

Planning on falclcon wild peaks when it needs tires my plow guy uses them and when I asked he said he has never gotten stuck with them, but still a good idea

 

Thanks!

 

two suggestions that are inexpensive and amazing for the cost- seatjackers and rear sway bar. Under $350 for both and such an improvement.