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I got a year ago a brand new 2019 bone stock Laramie + 20" wheels MSRP 51K for 40,750 and today Carfax shows 37,800 trade-in value. I am very happy with my choice.
When I bought mine with 10K down and 34K in loan (44k in total after TTL) from dealer all they asked for me is to wait and do at least one payment. In the next two weeks loan changed hands and finally Wells Fargo came up as a winer. I made first payment and the next day paid all outstanding...
Pedals.
I can never find good foot position. My foot always jumping around in search for pedals. I am driving daily BMW with Organ gas pedal where my foot rests mostly in the same position.
After a year of driving you lost some thread life and overall wheel diameter, so with time there is less and less difference in speed due to larger tires.
AC sucks:
My daily commute is 5.5 miles each way. If the outside temp is in 95+ range I have to close valve to stay cool on the way home. Same applies to short trips around town.
AC blows ice-cold:
Last week was driving from AZ to CA, 4.5 hour drive, outside temp range was 103 to 95. Valve open...
When I bought truck, dealer gave me payload paper to sign which they retained. That I understand and acknowledge that payload is 1,840lb and towing 11.3K lbs with a fine print at the bottom. We all well know what in that fine print.
I would say that probably most people who switches from sedan or SUV to a first truck learn it hard way the importance of checking payload sticker. I personally never paid any attention to it until I bought single axle small trailer to use with my family SUV. And yes, it is not in the dealers...
Dipstick sucks, can never tell exact oil level, not unlike in other cars. I change oil in the slightly inclined driveway with front on ramps. I Add 7 quarts exactly.
After forum feedback I have decided to use 275/60R20 when I replace OEM tires in 3-4 years from now. Can't justify to replace immediately as I have no real need. They should fit on stock suspension with no rubbing they give more rubber, slightly higher load rating, and slighly higher psi range...
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