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guess you haven't seen many Rams that are 3-5 yrs old with no oil spray! Around my parts Ontario/Michigan an untreated vehicle will look like hell underneath and start rusting through the panels in a few years. I get my vehicles sprayed once a year and I have never had rust on any of them!I didn’t do it on my 2019 1500 Limited. I researched it and found that most recommended that it’s not necessary and just another add on dealers sell.
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I got my truck under coated and rust proofed at the dealer, bought the truck in Toronto Ontario Canada and I also get the truck rustproofed at an aftermarket place called Corrosion Free, the best one in my experience, it is a little more money but it only has to be applied every 18 months. I plan on keeping this truck a long time, I don’t want it to rust. I live in Northern Ontario, the roads are severely salted in the winter and my truck is parked in my garage so it thaws every night, that’s the worst thing to do, it activates the rusting process if it’s not protected with a rust barrier.
I live on the dry side of the Cascades. We only get about 9" a year including snow.
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I live in the PNW and I get a kick out of that misconception. I assume you're referring to Seattle. Seattle gets less annual precipitation than Chicago or New York City but most people think it's the other way around.
Years ago they would just sprinkle sand in the intersections. It worked great if you knew how to drive on snow.
I live in the PNW and I get a kick out of that misconception. I assume you're referring to Seattle. Seattle gets less annual precipitation than Chicago or New York City but most people think it's the other way around.
Unfortunately, the dipshits that work for the highway department in North Idaho have decided to anti-ice our roads with salt brine.Years ago they would just sprinkle sand in the intersections. It worked great if you knew how to drive on snow.
I'll have to take @ferraiolo1 advice and try ACF50. I don't want my truck to rust up. My 13 year old Tundra had a little rust, but I'd rather have none.
No self respecting PNW'er would be caught dead carrying an umbrella...maybe someone from Seattle.
There's a coffee hut on virtually every corner and a line of cars at each one. I don't get it...I've never liked coffee. My PNW friends think I'm a commie for not drinking coffee. 
Except for Forks, WA. They get 120" a year on averageI live in the PNW and I get a kick out of that misconception. I assume you're referring to Seattle. Seattle gets less annual precipitation than Chicago or New York City but most people think it's the other way around.
Unfortunately, the dipshits that work for the highway department in North Idaho have decided to anti-ice our roads with salt brine.
I'll have to take @ferraiolo1 advice and try ACF50. I don't want my truck to rust up. My 13 year old Tundra had a little rust, but I'd rather have none.
Thats because of all the imports from CA and the Pacific rim countries. They never learned how to drive in snow, so just the word freaks them out.
Years ago they would just sprinkle sand in the intersections. It worked great if you knew how to drive on snow. 
