Recent content by ExtinctBird

We have never aired back up for the day trips back onto the pavement from Carova. Just take it easy, especially when cornering.

Staying on Marathon currently with my 2020 Longhorn.

When this has happened to me, I believe it was when my mobile phone was somewhat between the fob and the door.

Same here.

My guess would be the brake rotors rubbing a bit on the pads in the opposite direction.

Yes, that is normal.

Do you have air suspension? It may be doing a self leveling adjustment.

Replaced mine at 25K. Even with keeping them at 36#, aligned, balanced, and rotated, I had pretty bad wear on some outer edges. No towing.

I am out on the Outer Banks northern beaches this week. I use a basic stick tire gauge to lower the pressure before getting on the sand, and I have a Ryobi One+ inflator for refilling. Nice to have on-hand in the RamBox...

I have had a '20 Longhorn for over a year now with the brown interior and have not noticed any issues with dash reflection on the windshield.

Nice truck! Thanks for the pics. It's interesting to see what things they don't convert over to RHD, such as the console controls and the windshield wipers. BTW, that price converts to about $122k USD. Ouch.

Congrats! That looks great.

If you have RamBox, then there is an outlet in one of the boxes. I believe it is on the driver's side. https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/power-outlets-rambox-outlet-switch-on-instrument-panel-anyone-see-it.8575/

I am not sure on how to address the warning you are receiving, but I would recommend that you seal both ends of the plug that you disconnected. You do not want the connectors to corrode and never go back together.

I don't suppose you would want to rent me your winter wheels/tires for a week in late August for my trip down to the OBX beaches? I did fine there last year with my 22's, but the sand was pretty firm and tires were newer. I am in southern NH.