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That's true, I've never even thought about using step bars as a defense!

On my BMW and rogue, it needs to be 2 different key fobs, not the same one. Each fob is recognized uniquely. But as the above guy said from the manual, our trucks don't work this way and are apparently missing buttons.

Like I said, didn't know if that was the case with the rams, just saying how my other cars work. Thanks for posting, that should clarify this specific issue for anyone.

Because your key fob is the profile, if that's how it works. It remembers certain settings based on what fob is in use. Entering the car with a certain fob is equivalent to pressing a "profile 1" button. My 2011 BMW does exactly this. Seat and mirrors auto adjust depending on what fob I open...

Any optional upgrades including 4x4 is where Ram makes their money and that also where we lose our a$$ on depreciation. Also mileage is a big factor.

I do not believe that when Ram says mirrors with memory, they mean complete driver memory profile buttons for full seating position, etc. Let us know what you find out OP.

Wish I had keyless entry (never have to take fob out of pocket) and blind spot.

It's possible that it's memory is set to the key fob, depending on which fob you use, but I'm just guessing.

It was a must have option for me. My kids love it.

So today when closing my passenger rear door, I was standing in such a way where I could see the space between the bed box and the cab. When I closed the doo, I noticed out of the corner of my eye, a flap move in that space well below the glass. It seemed like it was relieving pressure/air from...

Looks clean. I like it.

Sounds like you replace and go back to stock or mopar 2" kit, or replace and risk it blowing again.

I am definitely in the category of "yeah, I think there is a design problem but I am just living with it". Definite doesn't seem to cut it at times in this Alabama heat and humidity.

You need to YouTube Rough County vs Readylift 3.5" lift. Thank me later.