2020PW
Senior Member
Put 800 lbs in the bed and it smooths it out.
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So you’re saying…..take Stacy Abrams for a ride?Put 800 lbs in the bed and it smooths it out.
Great feedback. If I find out the rail companies are actually go on strike I am probably going to abandon my ordered truck & look for something on a lot. From your post I am not going to fret if it doesn't have auto load leveling. If I could I would stick to a 2500 but the 5th wheel I got pushes it right to it's limits. I usually like having a little more than I need rather than not enough or just enough. Thanks for the feedback!I had a 2014 3500 (no air) and a 2020 3500 with the air suspension. Unloaded they drive the same. Fully loaded the air makes a small difference. Certainly not worth the extra $1700 when I ordered it.
I really contemplated it for a while and decided to try it. It was a waste of money. Even with the air it sits on some leaf springs. So your default no load suspension are those leaf springs.
If you're ordering a new truck, spend your money on other things. If you're choosing between an air and no air 3500, base your decision on other factors. The only time I think it should be a consideration is if you're going to be towing more than just driving unloaded.
Finally, if you want a smoother ride 90% of the time, then just get a 2500.