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LEDs on our headlamps are non replaceable. If they burn out, you have to replace the whole thing ($600-1000). I'm sure modifying them to be brighter will shorten the life of the bulbs.

Last weekend. NJ to VA to NJ ... 20.2 mpg / 87 octane I would say I hit about 1 hours worth of traffic.

Yup a friend of mine has it on his 4th Gen. He bought it out of state. Had his transmission replaced at 250k miles locally for $200 deductible.

Sorry if this is a repost. https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a65091742/2026-ram-new-powertrain-warranty-10-years-100000-miles/ https://www.autoweek.com/news/a65092415/ram-trucks-new-warranty/ https://tfltruck.com/2025/06/ram-100k-powertrain-warranty-announcement/ I would rather them bring...

Mine's 5'5" and constantly sounding off alerts.

Part # 5033397AE You can order from eBay - 5033397ae for sale | eBay I upgraded to H8 myself, but never bothered getting the cover.

I've been renewing my SiriusXM subscription at $60/year ($5/mo). But ever since I bought my 2017 VW Tiguan 6 months ago, I've been getting junk mail to renew for $3/mo. But I don't need subscriptions in two vehicles.

Trim Removal Tool set $4.49 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DQ15B4BB?creative=9325&camp=1789&linkCode=ur2&ie=UTF8&tag=slickdeals09-20&ascsubtag=464004803c2111f0aef0c246bc6ed3bf0INT&th=1 EDIT: I guess the sale is over. It's $8.99 now.

Local dealer 1 mile away from me unfortunately closed down. They used to have a special of 2 oil changes + tire rotation for $199. I did find another dealer that charges $90 for oil change+tire rotation.

Nothing. Just finally hit a thousand hours 😅

Balls of steel :ROFLMAO: I replaced my OEM battery after 3 years. Nothing wrong with it. Just didn't want to chance getting stranded.

I've been using a cheap kit similar to thiss, but I haven't tried it on my Ram yet ... Amazon.com

I change my underwear when I'm happy 😁

The 1 million mile guy with a Tundra changes every 10k miles. And he did it twice on two Tundras. Edit ... found the vid.

Any Dewalt tool guys here? This is interesting ... Amazon.com I think the primary use case is when replacing the vehicle's battery. I have 12V, 20V, and 60V Dewalt tool/batteries. But I think this only works with 20/60V flexvolt batteries.