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Please post some side views of your truck with these tires on them. I'm thinking about them too. Thanks.

Thanks, I read a bunch of that. Seems like Mopar has changed the kits over the years. I just want to be sure I'm getting two inches in front and back, not looking to level the front.

I just bought a new 2022 Ram 1500 and want to add the two inch Mopar lift kit. The latest kit is part # 77072424AE. I found other kits online with part numbers that end in AC and AD, and sometimes they are cheaper. Anyone know what the differences are between the current AE kit and the other...

I saw your post from April about lifts. Did you do a Mopar 2 inch lift on your truck and keep the stock tires? Are you tires 31 inches tall or 32s? Thanks!

Been shopping for a while, but just bought a 2022 Ram 1500 Big Horn crew cab, with 5.7 hemi, sport package, level 2, etc. Dealer took about $9000 off the sticker (sticker was $61,990). A month ago the same dealer would not move off the sticker price.

Is the 5.7 is only available as an e-torque for the 2023s?

Was there a salesperson there you recommend?

A big drop in sales. Not surprising for a lot of reasons. GM and Ford have refreshed their trucks and their new interiors rival, and in some ways exceed Ram's. Ram's exterior needs a refresh too, and overall quality needs improvement. Next two years should be interesting.

I have taken all my vehicles to an auto upholstery shop and had then trim down the bottom side bolsters. I like a flatter seat.

Ram quality has always seemed an issue compared to other trucks. It would be nice if they made quality a priority for a change.

Since Ram is going to do nothing major for the 2023s maybe they can work on improving build quality and paint quality instead on the new trucks?

So Ram is pretty much offering nothing for the 2023s except a price increase. Bummer.

I thought someone posted that there will be no refresh until 2023 for the 2024 model.

I hope they change more for the 2023 model than that. Pretty disappointing. Refresh is needed.

Got it - thanks.

What do you mean the last of the 2022s?

I wonder if it's really supply driven or just another attempt to squeeze buyers for more profits.

Looks like Ram is delaying it until late next year. No refresh this year.

Too bad, the Ram 1500 needs a refresh. The front end is getting old in my opinion and the interior isn't looking fresh next to the new Ford and GM interiors.