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Gator ETX roll up cover.

There are aftermarket options that you bolt on. Some of the manual inflate versions are fairly cheap but you have to inflate them yourself before you cruise. These are mainly for towing purposes anyway. If you read some of the threads where folks have driven air and coil suspension...

560 miles and nothing so far.

I'm going with their roll-up cover. I hope it works out as good as that tri-fold.

550 miles and freshly washed.

Be aware that those charcoal filters are emissions equipment and removing them may cause issues during testing.

I just picked Allstate (even though I'm not) and got approved a couple of days ago.

No other issues since that one incident. I'll chalk it to the computer learning shift points unless it happens again.

I had an odd issue. Chilly morning, about 40. Bighorn 5.7 started fine, moved out fine. But about 1/4 mile down the road as I was turning after a red light, the truck didn't up shift. I was going about 25 mph and RPMs were in the 6000 range. I didn't have the gear widget turned on but I'm...

I have deluxe cloth in my big horn and leather in my 2010 Camaro. The Camaro seats don't heat as quickly as the Ram's cloth so that's a plus. The Ram's seats are firmer than the Chevy's but not uncomfortable. The leather started showing "butt wear" around the 5 year mark so I put covers over...

There was an interesting article on autoblog a year ago that also pointed out that the JD Power rankings are not weighted. So, a blown engine is ranked the same as a misaligned piece of trim. JD Power, in my opinion, is worthless in evaluating anything. OTOH, Consumer Reports ranks the top...

1544 lbs.

Going to inspect this beast today. Big Horn Sport Delmonico ORG Prem LED Grp Lvl 2 equip pkg TBC Deluxe Cloth bucket 33 gal tank 3.92 Blind spot monitor 8.4 w/NAV MSRP $52,995 including $1695 freight $42880 w/qualifying rebates (PenFed, Military, Consumer & bonus cash - I haven't seen the exact...

From what I've learned, you have to be cautious about that weight. You mentioned a 5600 dry weight; don't forget that adding propane, food, water, clothes, chairs, pots/pans, etc. Increases the weight of the TT so that 5600 lbs could end up closer to 6600. Since the max trailer weight for a V8...

Hey Creep, First, thanks for your service (USAF ret. here). I'm in the same boat as you as I'm looking to buy a Ram sometime in the next 4-6 months so have been cruising the forums to learn as much as I can. Here's my .02. My experience has been to get what you'll regret NOT having. Gear...