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Llewellin Setter - 7 months old.

I usually ride my bike, but here are some advantages of trailering: -If you're going to spend a few nights, it's nice to be able to haul more clothes & essentials. Especially if you're bringing the Mrs. -Gives you a place to protect your bike if you run into bad weather (like high winds & hail)...

They are dark gray.

My 2022 patriot blue that I picked up in the middle of June.

I have a Pixel 5 and it charges fine even while using Android Auto.👍

What model horns are these? Did you have to install a relay and heavier gauge wire? Thanks

I owned a 2019 with 3.21s, and now I own a 2021 with 3.92s. Everything else on the trucks are virtually the same. I'm getting about 1 mpg less with the 3.92s. I like the way the 3.92 pulls my boat, and I don't miss the 3.21s always shifting down to 7th gear on mild highway inclines.

Since we're talking about gas prices, my daughter sent me this today which I thought was pretty funny.

If you're looking for a comfortable and quiet ride, go with Michelin Defenders. I've had them on my last 2 trucks.

I had them on my 2019 and my 2021 Laramie with no problems. (Micheline Defenders)

Great looking truck! It's nice to see some different colors.

Yes, they'll drive the truck to Houston and meet you at the airport.

I didn't have the original tires on long enough to determine if the mpg changed any. I made the same tire swap on my previous 2019 Ram so I when I got my 2021 I switched them out right away. The ride quality with the Michelin Defenders is great.

I've got a 3.92 rear end, so I don't think the mileage will be any worse. Keep in mind these are highway tires, not heavier off-road tires some owners upsize to. I was hoping my mpg would improve slightly since my effective axle ratio is now 3.80.

Michelin Defender 275/60 r20