[CaryBosse]

Not sure I understand. Statement is the bed is separating from the cab. Pictures provided appear to show something to do with the clearance of the tires to the wheel openings of bed.

After a long drive, I can guess that the bouncing has allowed the shocks/springs to allow the bed to rise up slightly. You put a load in the bed, it sinks back down. Remove load, bed stays down till you drive around and it bounces back up.

Not sure what the question is.

 

[CaryBosse]

So figured it out. Long trip = burned fuel = less weight. LMAO I don't see any difference either BTW.

Actually, your explanation makes the most sense.