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Looks really good. I had similar suspension/tire size setup and a Ranch Hand full replacement front bumper on my 2019 Laramie. We just traded it in for a 2023 that’s a twin to yours. It looks good with the black grill guard! May have to consider one now that I’ve seen it…Thanks for the photos.

Traded in our ‘19 Laramie for a fresh ‘23 Laramie Night Edition. Got such a good deal on the ‘23 that we couldn’t pass it up. $17,000 off of MSRP.

LT295/60R20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers installed on Factory wheels to finally replace factory Falkens. Factory’s were at 4/32 or so with 31,000 miles on them. 2019 Laramie 4x4 ORG w/ Bilstein +1.5” on the front. No wheel spacers. Full clearance, no rub. Completely transformed the look of the truck...

No sir, all quiet so far here!

Yes, I did torque it the best I could while the spring was still compressed. I think you would be fighting the force of the spring if you didn’t do that first. Have to use an Allen wrench to hold the shaft of the 5100 while tightening the New strut top nut. Then just periodically checked to make...

Just wanted to share my experiences with my 5100 install. It took me a little longer than expected, but all went well. I installed them at clip position #4 on my 2019 Laramie 4x4 with ORP. Got pretty close to 1.5” lift as advertised for this setting. I have a heavier ranch hand replacement...

So ironically enough mine fixed itself finally. I had been told they would all automatically re-sync with the truck after driving 20 miles or so. The first 3 synced up in about 10 miles. The right rear drivers side on (the 4th one) took 60 miles to finally stop showing 0 or 1 psi on the dash.

You ever figure this out? I have the same problem.

Yes, the benefit is exactly as stated above. If you use a spacer that fits on top of the strut assembly (top-hat), the entire assembly is then longer and can therefore possibly overextend the designed angle of the upper control arm ball joint at full droop, according to the popular belief. This...

Nothing is different, other than when you get a shock that raises the perch (like the bilstein 5100’s), the shock itself has different valving than the stock shocks do, so it’s likely they have tuned compression/rebound to make the ride a little less harsh given the increased preload on the...

I’m pleased with the way mine turned out. Needs a couple inch leveling kit and some taller tires now!

No prob! It would be no good if you paid for the A/T and didn’t get them! I’m sure the H/T is a great tire too.

Are the ones in your photos not the H/T version of them?

Looks good. Glad to see some pictures of one. I hit a hog with 1800 miles on my Laramie Sport as well. I've ordered and am waiting for ranch hand to ship my body shop one that is just primed so that I can have it painted to match the rest of the truck.