Tempting fate, but I just can’t help myself.

[Andymax]

Got a 2019 Laramie crew cab with the hemi. Over 175,000 miles on it and just running like a champ. How do you not love these numbers? And this remains the most comfortable and luxurious highway hauler.

Am I tempting fate? Probably. Let’s hope not.

 

[mikeru82]

Congrats! Enjoy your truck and be sure to perform regular maintenance. The mileage is getting up there but plenty of people have seen well over 200k miles with the Hemi. But it would probably be a good idea to set some money aside each month in case you have issues down the road.

 

[LaxDfns15]

My truck is a year newer and 100k miles less. You're averaging 25k+ a year, damn.

 

[Snert]

Getting there myself currently at 165,867..

 

[Dr. Jim]

Obviously, at 175,666 miles, is a "devil" of a Ram!

 

[ikreider]

very nice, it’s getting up there! may want to have a down payment stashed. But who knows how long it’ll go with proper maintenance.

 

[2025 Ram Limited]

Yeah, you jinxed it!

 

[Scram1500]

Damn, I'm at 50K after 5.5 years. I need to drive another 14 years to catch up to 175K.

 

[Rebellion is Duty]

Shhh. They can hear you.

 

[CHeYeNNe71]

19 Laramie w/99K miles. Glad to see you with 175K and doing great!

 

[cuda75]

Great to hear! I have 78k on my 19' and planning on keeping it for awhile since it's paid off. Hate car payments!!

 

[Andymax]

Yeah, you jinxed it!

Nooooooo!!!!

 

[Andymax]

Great to hear! I have 78k on my 19' and planning on keeping it for awhile since it's paid off. Hate car payments!!

Same! My goal is 300,000 miles, but I will happily go longer if I can.

 

[Grape_Ape]

Awesome. Hope it continues to run very well for you! My 2020 is at 76k right now. Starting next year I’m hoping to cut back to about 8-10k miles put on the Ram each year vs the 14-15k I’m averaging now. Would love to see my truck make it to 200-250k miles.

 

[Airstreamin]

That’s fantastic! I have no doubt you go a lot further. I put 125,000 miles on my ‘19 Bighorn, 45,000 of that towing a 7500lb trailer all over the USA, from California to Nova Scotia and a whole lot of mountains in between. Hated to sell it, but a bigger trailer demanded a bigger truck. Got a great deal on a slightly used 2024 Ram 2500 with the 6.7 diesel last December. Much better match for the larger trailer.

 

[Andymax]

That’s fantastic! I have no doubt you go a lot further. I put 125,000 miles on my ‘19 Bighorn, 45,000 of that towing a 7500lb trailer all over the USA, from California to Nova Scotia and a whole lot of mountains in between. Hated to sell it, but a bigger trailer demanded a bigger truck. Got a great deal on a slightly used 2024 Ram 2500 with the 6.7 diesel last December. Much better match for the larger trailer.

Yeah, for sure that diesel makes the towing so much more relaxed and comfortable, at least in my opinion. My wife and I keep going back-and-forth between getting back into a camper and honestly one of the reasons I don’t want to is because I want to keep this truck! I am closely watching the 2025 ram 2500 Cummins pricing around here. Despite Stellantis having over one years worth of 2025 inventory on dealer lots right now they are just not cutting the prices enough to move them. At least from what I’ve seen. At the moment that is the only thing tempting me, as that would be pretty much an ideal towing vehicle if we do decide to go back to the camper. We would get back into a 25–28 foot bumper pull. Anyway, those are just temptations and probably will not be realized.

Due to a couple recent trips I’m just about to turn 180 K, probably today actually. Just going to keep on trucking.

Edit: yes, I’m very aware that my current truck will pull a trailer of that size/weight, that’s just not how I would choose to do it.