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I found kits that look to be thin veneer that goes over the existing trip and held in place by 3M tape I would suspect. I haven't found any for the 2019 ram yet.

Has anyone found aftermarket dash trim pieces to change out the goldish trim on the Laramie to carbon fiber or brushed stainless?

You may want to look into getting your tires road forced balanced. It helps identify defects in the tire that aren't detected during traditional balancing. Here is a video to start.

Looks like RAM did a v2 version of the pic that now has the front and rear parking alerts but does not show auto 4WD :-(

Just because it has auto 4WD does not mean it's any less capable, the Raptor, ZR2 Colorado and the new Sierra AT4 all come with a auto 4WD as well as 4 HIGH and are very capable trucks.

That's certainly a possibility but the pic does have a hill decent button which I am not sure is on limited's. The pic is also missing the buttons for the ventilated seats. I guess we will just have to wait for more reviews.

Auto AWD may be coming in the Rebel 12. Something was bothering me about the pic of the new Rebel 12 so I saved the pic and made is larger and low and behold the truck is in auto AWD in the pic. Fingers crossed.

If it's like a Grand Cherokee there is a sequence that you must perform to match a fob to a memory location. It's in the manual.

The transfer case in the other Ram's have 4wd auto, 4 high, 2 high & 4 lo. What makes 4 high on the more advanced transfer case different then the basic transfer case in the Rebel.

I can second that about BMW's. I leased a 328ix prior to the Jeep I have now. I looked to see the BMW had any positive equity 2 months before the end off lease. If there is positive equity in a lease you hold you can sell it and pocket the money. The buy out was 26k and change and the kbb...

You should check out this forum (https://forums.edmunds.com/discussion/50544/ram/1500/2019-ram-1500-lease-deals-and-prices/p10) you can post the model, your zip and the terms you are looking at and get a reply with the actual residual and money factor. 51% seems artificially low, most area...

I have a hard time believing that a transfer case with a auto 4wd is weaker considering a Ford Raptor and the chevy Colorado ZR2 all come with a auto 4wd transfer case. Maybe in the south where 4wd is only used off road a part time transfer case would be acceptable but in cold climates where...

For all that would like a console or column mounted shifter would you want it if it required you go with a floor mounted transfer case lever? I am sure similar discussions were had when manufacturers went to push button transfer cases on half tons and smaller trucks. Now even the HD trucks...

I would be in line for a Rebel if it had an auto 4wd system available. Claiming it's not a option because it's meant for off road doesn't hold water given the Raptor and Chevy Colorado ZR2 all offer auto 4wd. Granted I was a little disappointed the Rebel doesn't come in leather, have...

I am not sure your dealer is correct. There are 21 Rebels in transit to dealers in my area and only half are e-torque. The rest are plan 5.7 hemi's. Check out Vin # 1C6SRFLT6KN534334. Non e-torque hemi. https://www.ramtrucks.com/hostd/windowsticker/getWindowStickerPdf.do?vin=1C6SRFLT6KN534334

I just did my daily search for new rams on RamTrucks. Com and much to my surprise there is a new white rebel with 5.7 e-torque in transit to my local dealer! Looks like a test drive is in my future.

https://www.ramtrucks.com/hostd/windowsticker/getWindowStickerPdf.do?vin=1C6SRFFT6KN594366

For the first time the ram trucks.com is showing a 5.7 e-torque has shipped to a dealership 20 miles from my house. Bighorn, Black appearances package, level 2. Should be a hot truck. Someone will be very lucky! Vin if you want to look it up is: 1C6SRFFT6KN594366

Has anyone with a 2019 actually measured the temp coming out of the vent? When I was younger I worked at a service station and I remember the techs using what looked like a meat thermometer in the vents to measure the outbound temp before and after the service. I found this on a website...

It would be great if you could create a separate post, I went back but was unable to find your simple procedure. Free and simple is definitely worth a look.