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I know they claim to make such things, I'll stand by my statement. Just check out how little that three peak designation has to do to acheive it.

There is no such a critter as an all season tire, runs snows in the winter and a three season tire the rest of the year.

Picked up my 19 Laramie in April of this year, traded my 15 eco-diesel towards it. I was looking for a Laramie with the bench seat when I finally found this and it was equiped almost the way I had built a 2021 that I couldn't get a good price on from my local dealers. Laramie with 18" wheels...

My 19 Laramie has the air suspension and the off road package. And I have the 18" wheels with the 6 ply original equipment tires (Falkens) the ride is excellent with good field and farm roadway traction. My winter tires are 10 ply rated and the ride is not quite as good and neither is the...

I know that you feel it to be an engine rpm related issue. But it could be as simple as a tight u-joint or front axle u joint. If you drop the rear drivehaft and just check the u-joints at different angles for tightness you may find one that binds at certain points also it could be a front drive...

Damn I hated to see who owns Millwakee, thats the line I've been going with M18's

Well toss me into the group that would like all three. The RAM boxes would be handy for the stuff that's loose in my bed now. The MFT would be easier in many ways, not hiting the trailer jack, accessing the bed, and for the few times a year that I get material loaded in the truck by forklift...

I live in this damned state also, I have seen people ticketed for the offense. And I was glad to see it happen. Damned fools scrape a 3" hole in the center and drive off at 45-50 with snow blowing every which way and they can't see a damned thing and don't care about other drivers.

Are you suggesting driving your vehicle with snow on it and letting it blow off?? That is a poor idea which can create difficulties for other drivers, besides which it is also illegal. On January 9, 2013, the NYS Senate amended a 2008 vehicle and traffic law requiring certain motor vehicles to...

The little Lithium ones seem to work most of the time or at least help. I have one and have used it on the little lawn tractor and it worked, tried it on a 15 eco-diesel and it didn't work. I also have one of the larger lead acid battery type and it got the eco-diesel started. They both can...

That part number #68324960AB looks to be for the "classic" or 4th gen trucks. This #68293199AA looks to be the number for the 5th's, which is what I installed in my snow tire rims.

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From the door sticker on a 2019 Laramie with stock 18's and the ORP; I do run the fronts at 37-38 PSI with the rears at 36 PSI untill I load the truck heavy at which time I do 38 PSI front and 40 PSI rear But tomorrow she will be getting will be getting a set of LT265/70R18's studded snows on...

The Falken Wildpeaks are available as a "C" range tire at 49 pounds of weight, this is the factory tire on my 19 Laramie with 18's and spec'ed on the door tag to be 38 PSI. C range WildPeak tires The same size and pressure on all four corners as post #2 shows for the spare tire

With the scarcity of tires this fall I took to Face Book market place, I got my Nokians for $400 for LT3's LT265/70R18 two of them you can just barely makeout the 60% tread left indicator the other two it hasn't even got close to it. Then I got a set of takeoffs for my brother some Goodyear AT's...

My 19 Laramie also has a single disc CD player in it, it is very difficult to access as it is in the lower section of the front middle seat. Yep, I have a Laramie with a bench seat:cool:

Here is an e-bay listing for just under $400 for the set, https://www.ebay.com/itm/144230770782?hash=item2194d2e85e:g:vP4AAOSwv6Fbsl3u

My Laramie came with the 18's and I got a second set for snow tires. Found mine on Craigs list for $400 for the set, when I was looking for tires I was looking at 255/70r18, 265/70r18 or my stock size of 275/65r18. I ended up with a set of 265/70r18 LT's as I found a used set with 60% tread and...

With my 15 without the cover warmup was extremmly long, plus it regened more often and it took longer plus the mileage suffered without the cover.

My oh my, what a thread so much misinformation along with a bit of good info. One thing not discussed enough is that with the e-locker (my choice also) when it is engaged your truck will not want to turn, gravel roads, driveways it's quite noticeable. The slippery the more noticeable that your...