ok here it goes about a mile down my 6mile drive way we have a neighboring ranch who does not like to pick up rocks and other objects that fall in his part of the drive well he has had a few old wood fence post laying in the road and hte other night in the dark while tryin to miss a rock that was there i nailed one of the wood post with the passenger side tire and it was a hard hit and i was just currios of things i should look for tomarow on my day off when i crawl under to inspect the brakes and hte front end after hitting the post. i drove down the highway this morining and after work tonight and did not notice any thing differnt in how she drives but just wanted a heads up what to look for

 

You would be surprised how tought these trucks are. If it doesn't pull left or right on a straight and level road, or if you hit the brakes and it doesn't pull I'd just look for bruised lines and call it good. Unless the post it still under the truck, then get the chain saw out and be careful!

 

cool cool iam goin to go un winterize the backho and go pick up all this scrap and rocks that this guy has laying in his part of the road and while he is not home iam goin to go either put it all on his front porch or in the back of his truck i kind of though the same as you Geico but want reasurance and thanks for the speedy reply