My fender necks move if I leave the windows open too long. I much prefer having the TR adjuster at the headstock. I don't care if the premium fenders all have the TR nut at the heel.
It's there to be used, just like tuning pegs. All it takes is a slight turn to compensate for weather. It's not like you have to crank the rod every time.
After my honeymoon with the squier jazz, my AM std jazz with cs 60s pickups sounds more "refined". Squier hardware isn't all that bad. I'd do the pickups first, but I'm leaving mine as is. I like that it's a squier, and want to keep it that way.
I once referred to my bass as a guitar in front of my friend, and he wouldn't stop saying "but that's a bass." Yeah, it's a bass-guitar. It's not a bass trombone. It's not a bass drum. It's a bass guitar. It's still an electric guitar.