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If you have smooth roads, you probably couldn't tell, I live in Oklahoma and the roads are garbage, no difference in how the overall diameter of the tire and wheel fill the wheel well, a 33 inch tall tire is 33 inches regardless if it is on an 18, 20, or 22 inch rim.

lol, giving you more options was a reason to avoid them?

I hear you, the place where I work likes to hire them fresh out of college with no real world experience. I'm sure your good at what you do.

I also went from 22 to 20 and went with 275/60/20 tires, it now looks like a truck in my opinion, or maybe I'm getting older. If I ever run into a good deal on some rebel wheels I probably will go to an 18 when I need tires again.

Actually in my line of work, most of them lack common sense, but anyway.

So glad I went 3.92 after looking at the scale, thanks.

Meh

wish they offered 4:10 gears in the half ton, but oh well, 3.92 will have to do

"These products have delighted enthusiasts for nearly two decades, and Stellantis will continue to sell and develop the next generation of Dodge//SRT-branded vehicles, as well as Jeep and Ram vehicles that utilize high-performance SRT technology.” pulled this quote, i think your overreacting

Needs to be available in the Laramie too, i prefer a loaded out laramie with sport hood over the limited or longhorn.

Thanks for getting back, that pretty much puts my mind at ease about keeping my 1500, powerwagon is badass though.

I've owned ford, dodge(ram),toyota, chevy and gmc trucks. I feel the dodge(ram) is the best bang for the buck at this time, but believe it or not I had the most problems out of the toyota. Just goes to show that they all have problems.

give us an update on what kind of mpg difference you experience, thanks

if your ok with a smaller cab, go ahead. I would hold out until the 2500 is a true 5th gen

I just stepped up to 33 inch tall tires, sofa king glad I went with 3.92......sofa king glad, thanks.

Saw an ecodiesel local to me for sale cheap with a blown motor at 103k miles, didn't want to be that guy.

the failed injectors were chirping like birds, they were definitely bad

changed my fuel filter at 5k intervals along with the oil, still had failed injectors

I have had hemi engines with almost 200k and never had an injector problem, and even if I did they are easily serviceable and cheap.

Had a 2017 laramie ecodiesel, loved the truck, but had to have new injectors at 10k. I went ahead and traded it on a 19 laramie when they had the fire sales, just couldn't risk it, miss that truck though.