Recent content by Biga

I think that's a common issue. My 2019 did that after a couple years but I never noticed any wind noise from it. My 2025 has not had the issue yet.

I like both, I would would have went with the night edition as my first choice but I didn't want the 22" wheels plus the regular sport was cheaper.

My truck fits along with my Impala I use for work. Probably about 4' to spare between the wall/door/space in between vehicles.

Yea, I had a bad experience with them as well, rust, leaks and eventually body shop repairs. Never again.

Dodge has always tried to be different ever since the third gen came out. As long as it it does not look like a jelly bean I can be on board. I'm generally not a fan of Ford and GM styling especially the Fords.

Yea, hopefully they will offer it in lower trims eventually. That said their is something to be said for the SO as it doesn't have the turbo lag of the HO so it's less laggy and has a faster response. The driving impressions of the SO on the Charger SO kind of illustrate that.

Not worth saving $10 bucks only to spend an extra $30 when the amazon's die.

I would not turn them off for me so I had to drive to work in the dark with them on. The tailgate opened on its own once the sun came up and melted it. I had this happen once last year but I was able to poor some warm water down the sides of the tailgate and it opened, didn't work this time.

It will be two years in May and I have yet to have one single issue with my 2025 where I had to go to the dealer. My 2019 had a lot more problems although no powertrain issues either.

That would work If I could get into the bed but with the tonneau cover it is locked. I'm just going to wait for it to thaw out now.

So I went to the car wash last night and this morning my tailgate was frozen shut. Not a huge deal but it would not budge and the truck thinks the tailgate is open and the interior lights would not turn off. Is thier a way to manually override them so I'm not driving around with the interior...

Yea I'm not happy with them either, truck was in 4 high and getting stuck 6" of snow in the parking lots. I'm probably going to go with the Ascents.

I don't see the point of the separate name. Other then Dodge was associated with poor quality in the 80's and 90's and Ram separating itself from that may have helped a little as sales increased about the same time.

I don't think leather was ever an option in a big horn. I had a 2019 Big Horn Level 2 crew cab and it had cloth seats.

Looks like AlphaRex is the first to come out with some. not sure they are quit my style but at least some are finally making it to market...