pickupman66
Senior Member
Im at a cross roads folks. need a little non partisan advice.
I love my Ram. I like the way it drives. I like the power. I like the looks. I like the features. However, she has some miles on her. at 213k, I feel the engine is in really good shape. NO leaks, no drips, PP used every 7,000 miles. I worry about the transmission. It is also time for new tires. I also want to replace the front suspension but cannot do it myself due to rust.
Everything on the Laramie works as it should. all electronics, heat, ac, 4x4, new rotors and brakes.
I am starting to get a thought in the back of my head that it is time to trade her in for a newer model.
1. I owe ~$8000 on the note. yes i bought a used higher mileage vehicle
2. having someone do the labor on the front end will cost be ~$400 not including parts I have bought
3. New tires are ~$800-$1000
im so split here. Opinions welcome.
I love my Ram. I like the way it drives. I like the power. I like the looks. I like the features. However, she has some miles on her. at 213k, I feel the engine is in really good shape. NO leaks, no drips, PP used every 7,000 miles. I worry about the transmission. It is also time for new tires. I also want to replace the front suspension but cannot do it myself due to rust.
Everything on the Laramie works as it should. all electronics, heat, ac, 4x4, new rotors and brakes.
I am starting to get a thought in the back of my head that it is time to trade her in for a newer model.
1. I owe ~$8000 on the note. yes i bought a used higher mileage vehicle
2. having someone do the labor on the front end will cost be ~$400 not including parts I have bought
3. New tires are ~$800-$1000
im so split here. Opinions welcome.