One nice truck

[Cactusmonkey]

We just got our renewal notice from the state of Washington, so it has been almost a year with our Ram 1500, Hemi with 3.92 gears. We have pulled the travel trailer for about 15K miles and I must say that this is without question the finest truck we have ever had. It pulls like a dream and is comfortable. Mileage is around 10 average so we are good with that. We have pulled in the heat and in the snow up and down mountain passes and never questioned the power of this truck. We have noticed so many Rams on the highway. 1500,2500 and 3500's everywhere. Ford must be thinking maybe the F 150 won't be the best selling truck in America. If you are on the fence about buying a Ram, we say go for it. Glad we did!

 

[runamuck]

you got a great truck. I bought one when the '19s came out and I really like it. the wife and I just home home from a 2865 mile trip from DFW to custer sd and various places in between. the truck towed great, was comfortable to ride in all those miles, and got decent mileage except when bucking a gale force headwind while heading thru kansas. blowing out of the north last week when we were going up and blowing out of the south yesterday while headed home. just our luck. when not fighting a headwind we got 10-12 cruising at 65. our trailer is right around 6000# and 28'. like you, I saw many ram trucks on the road and at campsites.

 

[2019RamInSC]

Guess I will chime in. 2019 Laramie hemi 4X4 3.92. The War Department loves the comfort and ride of this truck. Need I say more
We tow a trailer that is about 6400 lbs. At the limit of of payload ( not towing capacity ). Everything is level. No Sway. A real easy tow. And at 61 MPH I get 10-12 MPG. On flat ground and no wind

We love this truck.

 

[turkeybird56]

Hey, MY 19 a modified GG (Grocery Getter) and tows my stock trailer when needed and such. Works for me. 13-18 City, 17-22 Highway on 3.21 rear and upgraded tires from stock to Falken's.