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Yeah, I was thinking about a -12 offset. I couldn't really find a definitive answer searching through threads. Aside from what people think looks dumb, I'm looking for a much wider stance without plastic trimming.

So I've installed a 3.5 inch lift... I want to run a 35x12.5 tire. How much of a negative offset can I go before I encounter rubbing?

Any idea on what the top of the wheel well measured before the lift and tires?

Mine still reads a max towing of 8,650 lbs. Perhaps you changed the wheelbase for your vehicle on the website?

Oh, really? So if you had an OEM controller, you could plug it in and the trailer would brake however the current TBC setting is at? No absolute need for the sales code input?

I'm fairly sure that the brake controller won't be sending any signals to the trailer brakes since the computer won't recognize that it needs to send those sort of signals. Side question because I am planning on doing the same thing to my truck... What did the dealer charge you for the software...

Wife got a horse. And it's cheaper to buy a whole skid. 45 bags/skid. About 4-6 bags of sawdust per week.

Did a little bit of hauling with a whole skid of sawdust.

If you have the 5.7L HEMI, you're actually supposed to use the 89 octane fuel.

Is there a way to disable the initial startup screen on the head unit when you first start the truck?

Update: I complained a little bit to the dealer and they gave me an extra class 3 Curt they had taken off of a trade-in. It is only rated for 6,000 lbs. but it is better than nothing. Drove home and slapped that hitch on.

Ahh. Yes. Photos are to come soon. Is this forum mobile-friendly? Other forums I have participated in only allowed computer uploads. (I'm only able to access this site on a PC at my work)

Just a little introduction for y'all. PaineTrain04 from the Northeastern corner of Ohio. I am 26 years old, married, and a CNC machinist. I snagged a black 2020 RAM 1500 Bighorn Level 1 package for $36,500 out the door. 5.7L HEMI without the eTorque system, (4x4 of course) with the 3.21 gears...