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I personally really like the newer Nitto Recon Grapplers and Toyo RT Trail tires! When searching for sizes try to find tires in standard load or D load for the best ride quality. One in particular that I’d recommend all day long is the Nitto Recon Grappler in 315/60r20 size! It’s a 35x12.50r20...

Respectfully, that’s incorrect. The top hat spacer has no effect on ride quality and certainly doesn’t transfer more energy to the rear. In off road scenarios where you’re using all available travel, yeah a spacer will affect your useable travel and thus decrease ride quality. But for daily...

It’s gotta be your tire pressures. Lower them to 30 in the rear cold and 36 up front. These trucks are extremely comfortable and your leveling spacer should have absolutely no effect on the ride. If the tires don’t fix it then I don’t really know what to tell ya. Probably your best bet for the...

I’m sure it can be done, but the seller doesn’t have a limited so you might need to provide him with specific measurements

I turned the rubber insert around so the coins are towards the arm rest side not the dash side

He has a ram and he was able to create it in a few days!

You need to deactivate the signature lighting and then turn your lights all the way off

I picked up a 3D printed aux switch mount on Etsy last month and the quality was so good that I hit up the seller with another idea I had. I asked him to make a console insert with cup holders similar to how the Ford trucks have 4 cupholders up front, and he knocked it out of the park! He’s...

Cool! Let me know if you need help and I’ll try to answer quickly. I’m definitely no expert but I learned a couple things from using it. You don’t need to disconnect the battery or anything, just cycle the run button a couple times :) it might take turning the truck off for a bit to let the...

Wow that’s the first time I ever heard that the truck has 8 lug wheels and sure enough the pic has 8 lugs! That’s crazy

Is that an oil pan or a turtle shell?! Sheesh!!!

Edit: I just remembered why it wasn’t working the first time I tried it. I was changing the settings in Jscan but the amber DRLs weren’t turning on; it wasn’t until the next day that I realized I had DRLs turned off on the uconnect 😂 I forgot that was even a setting! So as soon as I turned on...

You download the app in the AppStore and then when you pair it with your truck it’ll ask if you just want to read the diagnostic codes for free or if you want to make changes and pair it to your VIN which is $20 thru the app

Yeah I agree with what everyone is saying, don’t go over 3 inches total (which would be 2” on your Rebel), and make sure to get UCAs also. The 6112s are valved digressive and a bit more firm than the 5100s so your truck will definitely feel stiffer on the road but be able to absorb some medium...

JScan is definitely the cheapest & easiest route to accomplish this. I paid $33 for the OBD2 module, $18 for the security bypass cable, and $20 to add my VIN to the app. All in for $71. I have 37s so I changed my tire size to 36.25 and it’s perfect - and also my parking sensors all still work...

I turned ON DRLs in Uconnect and then on Jscan I changed DRL location to turn signal & I believe that’s it. The first time I did it I was confused because I don’t think it was changing. Then the next day I tried again and it worked immediately, so idk what the deal was! Could’ve been user error...

Yep I changed them!

I agree with what everyone else is saying about the nice steering and how the hellwig swaybar helps a ton! When my truck was only lifted 2” in the rear I had it on the medium setting but now that it’s 4” in the rear with 37s I put it on the stiffest setting and it’s awesome. They even make an...

For sure thanks for the info! That’s really all I wanted to do and if I could change the DRLs to activate the amber lights in the blinkers that would be sweet. Thanks

Hey man I’d love more info on what you’re able to change with the JScan. Now that you’ve probably had it for a while, do you still recommend it, and have you explored what other functions it can do on our rams? Thanks!