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Toyo Open Country A/T III 305/45R22 on my ’22.

I bought the same tire as I have in 265/70R18 size used and put it on the spare rim that came with my truck for now. I will probably get a 22” steel rim at some point.

How hard is it to pull the glass mirror off?

I have the same setup as @wills446 - I am very happy with this setup.

Congrats on your new rig however as others have said, many of us on here got our trucks below invoice + incentives and 0% financing with a lot less effort.

Wow!

Ok, I’ll bite, what is the solution?

Yeah, I got that message last week (no engine lights on at all).

I got the OTA Update message the other day when I parked my car. Today I received an email from RAM Service stating “Vehicle Malfunction Indicator Light Alert” and to schedule maintenance immediately. It also states to view full info on your Dashboard. I logged in to the app and its states the...

I find the ride is better with the wider tires. To be real honest, I don’t pay attention to gas mileage 🤷‍♂️.

I put 305/45R22 Toyo Open Country AT III‘s on my ’22 Limited and have not experienced rubbing or any other issues.

I was always under the impression that Limited could only be ordered with either ORG or Night Edition, not both. I see a lot of Night Edition Limiteds in my area but none with ORG.

I carry a NOCO as well. NOCO Boost Plus GB40 1000 Amp 12-Volt UltraSafe Lithium Jump Starter Box

My Limited was built in March and the 26 gallon tank is shown under “Standard Equipment” on the BS.

My free trial ended in October and I was able to get $99 ($128.48 w/taxes, fees) for 3 years paid upfront.

Thanks for the code, I have been looking at their products for a few months now and finally pulled the trigger.

I put 305/45R22 Toyo Open Country on my ‘22 Limited and have not gotten any rubbing.

Yea, the update brought back the non-paid info.

I put 305/45R22 Toyo Open Country ATlll on my ‘22 Limited shortly after getting it and really like them.

@RamCares I think many of us would like to know the answer as to whether it is covered under warranty. You can certainly alleviate a lot of confusion as to this issue.