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I’m in MN and go ice fishing a lot so I’m picky about my winter tires. Best I’ve used so far were the Falken Wild Peak AT3W and the Goodyear Wrangler UltraTerrain. Highly recommend both

Are you asking me?

This may be true for most people, but there are a lot of people that level the front specifically to gain more ground clearance for going off road. I leveled my 2013 Express using bilsteins and could not tell a difference in the ride. I leveled my 2019 Using maxstar 1-1/2” top spacer and again...

If that’s true it makes it even more mind boggling. The stupidity is strong with those 3

So I‘ll admit I know hardly anything about Tundras other then they haven’t really updated them in a decade and that people who have them love them. My buddy bought one just before 4th of July this year. It was a 2018 platinum TRD with around 50k miles on it. He paid 48k for it. I drove it to...

Is there any way to get a rebel with cloth seats?

Oh I understand that, just saying on mine specifically they are going to lose

Decided to check Vroom to see what they were trying to sell my ecodiesel for about a month ago and they had it for $50,200. Checked again today out of curiosity and it’s still for sale and they have dropped it to $48,499. They gave me $47,200 for it. after all the paperwork, shipping it to...

I know places around where I live won’t rent a dump trailer to you unless you have at least 3/4 ton truck.

Did you not order your back country with the premium lighting package?

This is definitely the way to go if you want the bigger tire but still the nice ride

Yeah for sure. Right now you have a 32”x 11” tires. 275/70/18 is the stock size that comes on the Rebels that’s 33” tall and 11” wide basically. You could go 285/65/18 which is 32.5” x 11.25 as far as brands there are just so many choices. If I were you I’d go on discount tire direct’s site...

We have a 2015 grand Cherokee with the 3.6. 110,000 miles on it and not had one issue. It’s a fantastic engine, and a great choice for what you’re looking for. If you want reliable go with that warlock you’ll be happy as a clam in 2014 I ordered a Ram 1500 outdoorsman with the 3.6 the first...

Count me as one of the consumers that wasn’t interested in the LED headlights. I didn’t think the extra money was worth it. I bought a set of OEM LEDs from a member here to put on my big horn just cause I wanted the halos for running lights and I like the look better. Then I saw how incredibly...

Any, and every single tire question has been answered on this forum many times over. Do a simple google search with your question and you’ll find the answer

I have a buddy with the G2’s on his truck. We live in MN and do a lot of ice fishing so I asked him how they handled the winter weather and he said they did great. They are definitely less aggressive so they should fit your needs nicely. I like the look of the ridge grapplers and would have like...

Actually running non OEM size tires absolutely can void a warranty. I read on an HD thread a guy was running 37” tires on his truck and something happened to his rear end. Warranty wouldn’t cover the repair because he was running those massive heavy tires.

A quick google search for ridge grappler 5th gen Ram brings up at least 10 threads about that tire on this site.

Both sizes are going to be E rated LT tires so your going to get a stiffer ride no matter what. One is a 1/2” taller and the other is a 1/2” wider. I’d go with the 295/70/18 if it was me, 34” tall and 11.5” wide is a good look. The 285/75/18 is close to 35” which I think is too tall on these...

You should have a 3rd option for neither. I would choose neither of them. To me all this advanced safety stuff is just funny. They make hands free phone use a law, which I totally agree with but then they keep putting bigger and bigger screens in these vehicles and more and more tech so it’s...