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I have a 2019 V6. I wanted a truck for mountain property 30 minutes away where I would use it for hauling stuff for projects. I also have beach property 6 1/2 hours away that can only be accessed by 4WD, so I needed the truck for that. I had no plans to pull anything bigger than a large utility...

My 2019 V6 had the leak and the whole window was replaced. The leak was discovered because the water dripped down the inside of the window and shorted out the radio hub for the key fob. I could get into the truck but it wouldn't turn on or do anything. It took the dealer 3 weeks to figure it out.

Just saw this thread and thought I would add my experience. Last New Year's day my 2019 RAM1500 locked up and the key fob would not work. When the door was opened, the security alarm would go off. All wheels locked to, and a tow truck with a dolly was needed to move it. Anyway, this had happened...

I’m posting this follow up because it might be of interest to someone. If it is, let me know. In early January I had the truck towed into the dealer again because the truck was locked up and the fob wouldn’t work. Tow truck had to use a dolly because the parking brake wouldn’t release. Anyway...

I decided not to mess with it and had it towed to the dealer. It turned out to be a bad "ignition node." The dealer had it 15 days and fixed it under warranty. I've had it for about 3 weeks and it has worked fine until now. I just noticed that I can't lock/unlock it with the key fob. It also...

OK, I'll check the ground and report back. I already tried the dead fob procedure. Thanks.

I have a 2019 Bighorn. The truck has been great. No problems until now. This morning I needed to get into the truck and the key fob didn't work. I tried my wife's, it didn't work either. I changed the batteries in both. They still didn't work. I used the key on the fob and opened the driver...

Does either the Bakflip MX4 or the Undercover Ultraflex open by folding back from the cab? I want to be able to get to an undercover tool box at the back of the cab without opening the cover all the way from the tailgate. Thanks for the info.

Well, the reason for my choice of a V6 is based on the fact that I won’t be pulling anything more than a utility trailer or hauling heavy loads. I need a 4WD because I own beach property that is only accessible by a 4 mile drive up the beach after a 7 hour drive from the mountains. I also have...

About to buy my first truck. 2019 RAM 1500 Big Horn Crew 4x4 (new body style) V6 Black Level 2 Equipment 20 inch wheels MSRP $49,600 Location is Mid-Atlantic. Dealer has had to trade for the vehicle after quite a bit of searching. Let me know what you think is a realistic discount.