Help me spend a $200 credit in the parts department

[JamesWyatt]

I just bought a new 2018 Power Wagon and have a parts department credit of $200 I need to use. The official Mopar website is abysmal for browsing – any suggestions on what I should put this credit toward? It already came with rubber mats and spray-in bedliner. Maybe a Mopar tonneau cover?

 

[mohemipar]

Its too bad Mopar doesn’t sell light bars and flood lights for the Rams like they do for the Wrangler. The Mopar tonneau is nice but you can get really decent ones these days on Amazon for not much money. If you do want the Mopar one then having a couple hundred free bucks to spend on it is the way to do it I guess. Honestly there aren't many "accessories" you can buy for the 4th Gen Rams other than the standard stuff which it seems you already have mostly covered. I think they sell some cargo management stuff and racks for canoes and such. "Performance" parts for the 6.4 Ram are virtually non existent from Mopar itself. They don't really support the truck as a performance vehicle.

If it were me I honestly would just save the money to put towards Mopar brand fluids/lubricants or oil filters. But if you were planning on taking the truck to the dealer for all the maintenance that wouldn't make much sense for you.

 

[UnsatFC]

How about I send you my address?

 

[markusaf81]

bed extender?

 

[TRCM]

spare key fob ??

 

[BTD07]

Oil changes? If it applies. Or cool memorabilia they sell?

 

[FriedDumpling]

- Partial pay on OEM step rails
- Molded mudguards front + rear
- Oil change and tire rotations
- Cabin Air Filter MOD

I don’t recommend OEM tonneau

 

[JamesWyatt]

Thanks for the ideas, everyone! I decided to get the WeatherTech mats since the factory rubber mats don’t have an outer raised edge. I figure I can swap them in for bad weather/off-road trips.

 

[Flip-er]

Cant go wrong with Weather Tech

 

[BWL]

Dealers often sell aftermarket accessories that aren't mopar. I got my tailgate assist there and my buddy got his rain guards there. Always spare cabin and air filters, touch up paint pens. Not hard to burn through 200.

 

[huntergreen]

Thanks for the ideas, everyone! I decided to get the WeatherTech mats since the factory rubber mats don’t have an outer raised edge. I figure I can swap them in for bad weather/off-road trips.

Great choice.