I just purchased a '23 Limited SPP in star white. I love the white and gloss black and need to protect the front of the vehicle with PPF. I have appointment to do this in a week. I did not do PPF on my 2017 Expy and the front suffered many chips as a result. When I traded it in, it had many blemishes due to my filling the chips with matched trim paint. In northern Nevada, interstate speed limits are 80 mph which means some rocks are propelled up to 160 mph. And of course, NDOT uses sand/salt +/- gravel mix when it snows. I will definitely get the front done with quality 8 mil 3M sheets. It is expensive but best to get it done early. We did the front of my wife's 2015 Toyota Venza (you know, Toyota paint...) and today it looks wonderful, shiny and no dings since the PPF heals with each rock chip. Strongly recommend the PPF on the front. For the rest of the vehicle, I use Colinite aircraft wax. Works like a charm.