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You cannot tell that from a picture.

It will if you have a catastrophic blow out on your side wall;) I would get it looked at by a reputable tire shop.

Just to be 100% sure, and side on the safety factor, I'd replace it.

That's a TON of money for a key locker...what ever floats your boat;)

It's a concept vehicle.

Trust me...it won't!

https://gmauthority.com/blog/2023/01/ram-1500-revolution-pickup-revealed-as-chevy-silverado-ev-gmc-sierra-ev-rival/

https://www.motortrend.com/events/2023-ces-preview/?wc_mid=4035:24106&wc_rid=4035:90716&_wcsid=E945328E7223AE9EB75563B30BEB924D916B1471C0722559

The leather delamination issue, amazingly, still exists even in the new trucks. You would think that RAM would have forced the vendor to find a better way to attach the leather to the dash or find a new vendor. Mine did it too and I got rid of my 19 because of it. Sorry to hear you're having so...

I haven't bought one yet for my ZR2...I'll have to look into your Pedal Monster ;)

Thanks! Yes Sir...and that's exactly what I was waiting for before even considering to buy another GM truck. I actually like the interior of my ZR2 better than my RAM as far as layout is concerned. In addition, GM added the full digital gauge cluster that's fully configurable along with the 13"...

I had the air suspension on my RAM and really liked it a lot. It's hard to do an apples to apples comparison since the 33's on the 18" rims are far different then the 22" rims and lower profile tire I had on my RAM. In addition, the ZR2 has the infamous Multimatic 3-spool DSSV shocks which adapt...

That Denali is one SWEET truck! If I wasn’t looking for something sporty and off road, I would have bought the Denali Ultimate.

I think your response goes without saying and I 100% agree. I don't believe that @n8zcc vehicles are show cars;) UV has a huge impact on tires and parking outside will certainly do far more damage than housing your vehicle in a garage.

That's not necessarily a good thing:oops: If you drove on them for >5 years, you were jeopardizing your safety. Tires should be replaced every 5 years, regardless of mileage, as the rubber deteriorates and creates a safety issue. If you got that much out of each within the 5-year period, then...

Agreed. I just get bored much sooner than most and I like to drive new toys with the latest and greatest electronic gizmos. It's a disease :sick:

Thanks...I've had two 6.2's and never had an issue. If I do, that's what a warranty is for. Plus, I only keep trucks for 2 years at most so we'll see what's next on the list...maybe another RAM after the next full redesign;)

Thanks @Kicker ...I wouldn't be caught dead driving an F-150 :sick:

Thanks @SD Rebel! I totally agree my friend.

Thank you, Sir! I'll take a few and post them after it stops raining.