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I would think that a Hellwig sway bar and some other tires would solve most of your handling concerns. It did mine for sure!

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Crazy!

My thoughts exactly. I charged the tank up yesterday and it still looks good. I'll check it again in a few days.

https://www.harborfreight.com/step-stool-working-platform-66911.html I got this stool at harbor freight, I'm going to try that sprayaway stuff out too.

As luck would have it, a friend had the exact same air compressor as Securityguy posted above and I asked him how he liked it...well, he said he had an extra that was old that I could have for free. He gave it to me and all it needed was a quick connect and a hose. So, for $27.09 I bought the...

Hey folks, I'm taking my Ram to Great sand dunes nat'l park in a couple weeks and there is a road about 20 miles long at about 10k ft in elevation that requires a 4wd vehicle. I'm all good there...however there is a recommendation to reduce the pressure in your tires for better traction on the...

I have a hard top and I’m in Colorado and a BedRug works well for my situation. If I was in Florida and didn’t have a cover it would be a whole different story. I think it depends on what you want it for.

Same here. Rear heated seats but not ventilated. That's what with the Laramie Level B group.

I put in the Bedrug classic - mat only in the Bed of my Ram. Here is a pic and a pic of the Leer top on my truck as well. I think it will work well for my needs.

I'm in the mountains and I was seeing about 13 mpg...doing mostly city driving. Then last weekend I went on vacation about 400 miles round trip and averaged around 21 mpg. Lots of variables as others have mentioned. Your mpg is probably normal.

I got some new BF Goodrich KO2 LT 275 55R20s on my Ram today. I think they look good. My son got a pair on his GMC last week and says they are great. I hope so. These should be great for the winter here in Colorado and I plan to pull a travel trailer on occasion as well.

Thanks for the info, Securityguy

Here are some pics of my Leer topper that was installed last week. Apparently Leer did not put a small metal part in my front window that goes to the cab so they have to install a whole new window.

My son lives in the country on a dirt road and wanted something with a bit more tread-wall and those fit the bill. FWIW. I think they were around $1300 for all four tires with the warranty included...he needs the warranty for sure!

The back of my truck has a Lear hard top installed as of last week. A cap / a topper. I know that BlackVue makes a model of the DR750X that mounts to the rear of a truck, but I'm wondering if anyone has experience mounting them. Here are a couple of pictures of the back of my truck. I'm just...

Does the blackvue install well if you have a hard top installed? Does anyone know? Or is there a better option? Thanks in advance.

My son came to visit last week and he has a 2017 GMC Sierra with 20 inch wheels and I bought him some new KO2s. 275 55 R 20s. I thought they looked pretty good. I may get some for my Laramie. He drove about 800 miles on them and said they handled well. Just FYI. Here’s a couple pics. I got...

Check out this link https://5thgenrams.com/community/posts/412054/

WOW! Same as other posters...glad nobody got hurt. I'm definitely going to have to look into a dashcam.