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I only pay $190 for a 2 year registration here in PA. We have the 2nd highest gas tax in the country though, so one way or another they get you. Right now 87 octane is around $3.35 around here.

Tradesman trucks have black handles. I think the black looks ok, but it gives it that Tradesman look.

I believe you have figured it out. There are only 3 skid plates total.

Do a search on here for "front end clunk". There are lots of threads on this sound you are describing. The most common cause seemed to be loose sway bar end links. Others talked about cab mounts being defective. When I put tow hooks on my truck I checked the sway bar bolts since I was already...

I had it happen once after a night of heavy rain. When I tried it a few hours later it was fine and hasn't done it since. This was probably over a year ago.

Sounds like you may have a brake dragging. Check to see if any wheels are unusually hot after driving a few miles. The other possibility could be something binding in the rear axle.

Your truck is a 4th gen since it is a Ram classic. The 4th gen Rams were known to have a "bump" when coming to a stop if the gas tank was not full. I previously had a 2013 Ram and it did it, and back then the Ram forums were full of posts on the matter. It is caused by the fuel sloshing front in...

I have put Bosch Icons on our vehicles for years... many times within a week or so of buying a new vehicle.

2500 is still a 4th generation body, 1500 is a 5th generation. My last truck was a 2500, and it is shaped totally different than the new 1500. I don't think they would fit.

Mine does this when I had the AC on- I think it is just the system shutting down and re-setting. It has never caused a problem in the 2 and a half years I had the truck (bought it new). The truck is my daily driver and has 17000 miles. I read posts on here in the past about guys trying to get...

After seeing what people on here spent after the fact for LED headlights, taillights, fog lamps, wiring harnesses, and tearing apart the front end to do the swap, I think $1000 is a real bargain to get everything from the factory. When I ordered my truck most of the ones on the lot didn't have...

If it was the "diesel grey" interior the headliner would be a light cream color. If the headliner is black (which is actually very dark grey) the interior is black, which also looks like a very dark grey. Your interior is black by definition, even though it may not look like it.

When I ordered my truck the online build and price said I could not get the bed utility group or rear wheelhouse liners if I got the black appearance package. When the dealer tried in the showroom, it allowed both to be ordered. The website is is known not to agree with the actual dealership...

Mine is white too, on a black truck.

They have it. I got a bottle of it as part of my truck purchase. It even has a clear coat section on the bottom.

The WD40 cleaning usually takes me about 2 minutes, and they do look nice afterwards. I have been using this trick for years on exhaust tips.

I use WD40 on an old rag , it cleans off any tar spots and baked on grime and shines them up nicely.

The 6.4 in my Challenger has MDS.

There are lots of older threads on this topic. Some members went with factory parts, and I believe there are some aftermarket kits as well. The cost can run over $1000 if I remember correctly.

I sprayed those bolts with WD40 a few days before, and then used a 1/2 inch drive breaker bar, and it still didn't budge. I got my 6'-4" 240 lb son to help and he struggled with it, but finally they came out. We did have the truck up on ramps for more working room. There is a thin retaining...