Many dealers in my area to choose from but have found 2 close by that are pretty accomodating.
Usually I can get service from one of the other within a couple of days. Big markets have more
choices so I hope you can take advantage. If you're in a smaller market with only 1 dealer then
my...
If you manually release the parking brake even with the system set for auto activate in
Drive mode, you don't even need your seatbelt fastened and the Brake will release. I got
tired of putting my seat belt on and off whenever I was backing my boat into the lake etc.,
and did not want to...
I know my situation is different as my 2020 has the Ecodiesel and not the Hemi. My rationale for
purchasing an extended service contract (not a warranty) was the potential for major issues with the
engine post the factory powertrain warranty. My contract goes to 8 years/125,000 miles and was...
According to the Ram website, tow hooks are standard equipment on models Rebel and up. If you
want tow hooks on a Lonestar, Big Horn or lessor models you have to order the off road package. Sorry you're disappointed but due diligence should be utmost when purchasing a new vehicle. Don't blame...
When my in dash pressure shows deviation from the norm, I have a digital guage I use
to check and fill. I spoke to the service advisor at Costco and told him my experience
and he said in so many words that even with nitrogen you will get temperature fluctuation.
I asked specifically about 10...
Correct, the price goes up as the mileage is accumulated on your vehicle. I purchased 8yr/125,000 mile Mopar Service Contract, not an extended warranty at the time I bought the vehicle. If I had waited until the basic warranty was expired the contract would have been more expensive. To me it...
I had my last tires replaced at Costco and apparently they claim to have filled the tires with
Nitrogen. My belief was that nitrogen filled tires eliminate moisture and that pressure fluctuation
is minimal. However, when I left the store my tire pressure was supposed to be set at 36psi but my...
Just one more vote for the air suspension. My 2020 Limited has 60,000 miles and have zero problems. I live in North Texas but have spent winter trips in Colorado, Wyoming and Wisconsin with no issues anywhere. The Limited comes with the auto deploy steps and I love them.
I disagree with Dilligaf. I had a 2016 Lonestar with standard suspension and my 2020 Limited
came standard with the air suspension. The ride is completely different and when towing my
boat I can really tell the difference. I have 60,000 miles on my Limited and am entering my
4th winter in...
Don't have anything against Walmart but refuse to go there. My question to anyone who goes there
for tires is what's the draw? Is it because they're cheaper? It surely can't be they know more about
tires than a real tire dealer. I've never priced tires there because I've found very...
I've got a 2020 1500 Limited with the air suspension and for 60,000 miles have had zero problem
I love the ride and when compared to the 2016 with springs, the ride is much smoother. I definitely notice the difference when pulling my boat. I also love the fact that I can lower the suspension...
The only reason the gas trucks have a higher towing capacity is because the added
weight of the diesel engine reduces the GVWR and the tow rating. Highest tow rating
is with a gas engine and a 2 wheel drive short cab......lightest truck available.
As a proud owner of my second EcoDiesel I will say the tradeoff between a gasser and a diesel is all pretty subjective. As for operating costs, today diesel fuel in my area of Texas is about $1 more than a gallon of gas. However, I've done some calculations and based on the difference in fuel...
I agree with others to contact Stelantis. At 23K if you are still under the 3/36 warranty
should cover it. Dealer should not make the call without consulting factory rep.
The fuel economy chart you put together is real nice except you forgot one other data point that
needs to be taken into consideration. Average speed between fillups. That info is available from
your trip meter. miles driven divided by time. That will put things into a better perspective...
I agree with RamInSC. You don't need it until you do. All my P/U's and SUV's were 4X4
and I would never own one without. You never know when an emergency situation is
going to require four wheel drive. Worth the extra money for a little more peace of mind.
I know you're trying to determine cost/benefit on a long term service contract for a heavy diesel
vs. my baby diesel but the premise is the same. Major issues with either of these engines could
be costly. As many have mentioned much about this issue is financial and much is about peace of...
To Genogator, this is my second Ram 1500 with an Ecodiesel. The first was a 2016 I purchased with 30,000 miles
and when I bought it I didn't know the EGR Cooler was cracked until I started loosing coolant. I was on vacation in
Northern MN and took it to the dealer in Bemidji. This was back in...
All the previous comments have legitimacy but the major comments relate to the fact that you purchased a used
vehicle and the dealership has no responsibility to furnish you with a loaner vehicle. I have purchased used vehicles
in the past after doing do diligence and have always either...
One of the problems with a 4X4 without limited slip diffs is that you don't really have 4 wheel drive.
Without LS Diff, the wheel that will spin the easiest is the one that will get the power. So if you're
in snow or mud or extremely unlevel terrain one or more of those wheels will be spinning...
I agree with Sniperdroid. Dealerships are owned either by independent business people or they are operated by a larger dealership group. Each has it own mission statement and in essence a personality. I have a local dealer that I did business with for a number of years, particularly on the...
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