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Look at your sticker on your door jam. Has that info on there

Damn, usually they move a little faster once legal gets involved, just to settle the case, to avoid bad feedback

Get a lawyer involved.

Unfortunately, when you go to dealer, they hook up their computer and it takes them through troubleshooting steps that they have to follow if it's a warranty issue. If they don't follow the steps, Ram will deny warranty repair until they complete the steps

Honestly, it would be a hard pass for me knowing the issues of the earlier 2025s. I think you'd be better off trying to work a deal on a new 2026 when they have had over a year to work out bugs

I like the Mopar bed step that folds up under the bumper. Works great for me.

The recall was for 2023 models specifically, IIRC

I couldn't find the weight for the tires, even on Cosmo website. Granted, you already ordered them, based on price I'm sure, but might have been better off getting a lighter tire.

There is no way each wheel/tire is 100lbs. I looked it up and the wheels are 45lba each. Tires don't weigh 60+ lbs

There is absolutely no way your new wheels and tires are twice as heavy as the factory set up. They would have to be over 100lbs per corner.

Make sure you didn't accidentally hit the button that toggles whether lights come on when doors open or not. It's on overhead console

Was it a used truck, since it had lift and 35s?

Common issue on the 25s. There is a software update to fix it, supposedly.

Shutter will open up if engine gets got. I do not know what that temp is, but since the fans don't turn on until 224 Is imagine the shutters are about the same temp range.

The heavy towing is definitely a cause. The engine has to work harder to therefore the cooling system has to work harder. If you haven't disabled the grill shutters, then until the engine gets too hot, they will block some crucial airflow, with engine under constant load. then the efans don't...

You do have the active grill shutters that restrict some flow at highway speeds. I can almost guarantee it isn't a thermostat issue. Unless the one you have is failing. Which should show up when not towing as well because the thermostat doesnt know if there is a trailer connected or not

Change the fan turn on temps in your tune and you will not see that 222 coolant temp. When the fans don't come on until that temp, it's not a thermostat issue

It's recommended to change your wiper blades at least once a year. Walwuid you live in areas of extreme weather, like extreme heat/sun or extreme cold/ice

Volume doesn't increase. Just timing of when the thermostats open. Your coolant is constantly circulating in the block, and through heater core before thermostat ever opens. You said you were hitting 220+ when towing. That's not something a lower temp thermostat will fix, unless there is an...

Possibly just a test or orogramming connector for the module.