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I have my 1500 Big Horn serviced at Bob Mariano in Concord. Been very pleased with the work and price. Ive had four service appointments and have had them install skid plates, trailer brake and several other items. Work done quickly and right the first time.

took mine in for an oil, filter change and a tire rotation.

I went with an American trifold cover. Really not pleased. After a year all four corners are curling up. Looking at the OEM hard color coorinated bed cover now.

Actually the front ones are held in by friction, no tape. The rear had a strip of tape and little hooks with screws. I did mine a year ago on my 2019 Big Horn and they may have changed the installation on later models.

I believe that if you check some references the Northeast contains CN, RI, MASS, NH, VT and Maine. New York and Penn are not considered in the NE. Just my .02 worth. And hi from central NH.

I went with the AVS bug shield as the OEM had some bad write ups with some of the holes not lining up etc. I did however put the OEM vent visors on. The front ones went on flawlessly, the rear ones however were a pain in the butt with the clip and little screws. Took me 3 times the time to do...

there is a TSB to address this very issue, rear brake squeal first thing in the morning backing up. Had mine done no more morning squeal.

The market is full of add on air bags for towing. The last time I looked $88.00 plus labor would do it for a median priced air bag kit. The ones I saw were very easy to install. Compress bag, slip it into the two rear springs and run your air lines.

I suspect that is my culprit, it seems the looser it gets the more smell. probably will get a heavier gasket on it.

my 2019 baby

welcome aboard

I waxed her yesterday and its raining like hell today, sigh

go with the ram 1500. I have a 2019 comimg up on 1 year of ownership, 28000 miles so far with the 5.7 and 8 speed tranny. Not a lick of problems and getting roughly 18 mpg, thats when i keep my foot out of the throttle.

thank you, so far the dealer has provided excellent service at a reasonable rate, will see how the coolant smell does and if it persists.

ive had the same problem but minus the spill, dealer says all is well, have 27000 on my 11 month old 1500. Hope if a problem presents itself it does it while under warranty.

I would wonder if the dealer would even touch it since youve added different speakers and had the door apart twice, just a thought.

dealer should have flashed the computer after the install. on your screen go into settings and scroll down you should see trailer brakes and go from there.

audriIV hit it on the head, kick your pressure. I run 39 in the front and 37 in the rear. even wear all the way around

just call your dealer, i got mine from my dealer and he took 25% off the price.

to the wanderer, 2000 rpm at around 70mph with the 5.7 and 3.92 rear is normal.