Recent content by NoExpert

I dumped the Goodyears at less than 10k miles and went to the Cooper Discoverer ST MAXX tire. It performs just as well as the Duratracs but has far better on road manners. Thread where I posted pics: https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/new-cooper-tires.30517/#post-433148

I'm also running the Mishimoto can. I like it's fitment and how large the capacity is. I typically don't bother checking it between oil changes.

I swore off XM radio service years ago after dealing with their terrible customer service and shady billing practices. When I bought my new Rebel, I gave Sirius-XM another chance and bought a year of their "ultra-premium" service for the guardian features and use of the app. Then I found out...

With no more snow than we get here in Arkansas they were surprisingly stable. I got several compliments from other Jeep guys on how well they did on wet rocks while crawling. They also handle a muddy hay field like a champ.

I only had 10k on the factory Goodyear tires but they were a bit louder than I cared for. Sold them for $500. I replaced with Cooper Discoverer ST MAXX tires. I ran a set of these in 37s on a Jeep and a couple sets on half ton trucks. They're markedly quieter than the Goodyears and I have...

Towing my Jeep behind the Ram....

+1 here

My previous pickup was a new 2018 GMC with the 6.2, and it did a terrible job braking when going downhill, especially when pulling. RAM has done a very good job with engine braking while going downhill, especially when towing with tow/haul engaged. The RAM's downshifting keeps my brakes and...

That stinks OP!!

New to this forum. I've had my 2019 Rebel (new) since Nov 2019 and it's been flawless thus far. I have 9k miles on the truck, I've done two oil changes on it since new, and recently added a Mishimoto catch can. I have two recall notices on it: one for wipers and one for some floor mat...