Should I buy a dodge?

[Treburkulosis]

I have a 12 1500 hemi and have put 5250ish pounds in the bed and hauled it 20 miles with no issues. Will say this my work truck is a 2002 4.8 Silverado and it hauled around the same today. I could feel it a little more in the silverado, but it has 312k miles on it.

 

[freefallin]

If you like sitting in the service department waiting room by all means buy the Ram. I've owned this truck for a couple weeks now and had the oil changed $125 which took 3 hours. I had the fuel filters changed which took 2.5 hours and $300. I was notified the truck has 4 outstanding recalls on it where it will need to be in the shop for at least a day. With all of my previous Tundra's I've never had anything done other than routine maintenance. You do what you want to do but the smart move is the Tundra and I currently don't own one because I got sick and tired of waiting on a diesel to modify!

I had the recalls taken care of in my '16 2500 within the hour upon drop-off, did you make an appointment? Perhaps, try another dealership? As with any vehicle, maintenance is a a lot cheaper if you are so inclined to perform yourself. I spent under $170 for filters and oil.

Btw, a co-worker has a '16 1794 Edition Tundra and it is beautiful.