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I got a cheap soft tonneau for the bed, a rubber bed mat and keep two of these boxes in the bed for storage. It works perfectly. Nothing slides on the rubber mat. One is for truck stuff; ropes, tools, emergency stuff, etc. and the other is for groceries and rando things that I don't need in...

I didn't notice until I change out the tires and noticed the rub. I haven't had the chance to really investigate as the driveway has been to hot to lay on or too wet

I got new tires put on the Ram and noticed that 6 of the hex head screws were missing from the splash guard and two of the push pins. This caused some minor rubbing with the larger tires, so I bought the hardware to reinstall. I cannot get the push pins in, they seem to be too large but I...

The tires fit great, hardly changed the ride. It is a little stiffer and feels more like a truck. It's easier to break the rear end loose on wet streets. Road noise is noticeable at 60+, but it isn't bad unless you are listening for it. Weird thing is I get very slight rubbing with hard...

Awesome, you have answered my question. I should be fine on my flooded streets. Except, mine is not a Rebel and doesn't have the air suspension. What's the worst that could happen anyway? It's under warranty right:)

I live in Florida and have flash flooding in my area periodically. When I had a Titan I could blast through 12-18 inches of water and throw a wake into all my neighbors yards, no problem. I am afraid to do the same in a brand new truck. Does anyone have experience taking a 5th gen down a...

Passenger front window for me, I only hear it at 60+

Check out lasfit LED's, I replaced my cargo and reverse lights. They are pretty cheap and very bright. I got mine off amazon.

Only reason that I noticed is because when I rewired my boat trailer it was just long enough to reach with the plug on the left of my old vehicle. Now that it is on the right, I have to use a jumper to reach. It's really not a big deal, but every other vehicle that I have owned has had it on...

Every vehicle I have ever owned has the trailer plug on the drivers side. I had to buy a jumper just to plug my trailers in again.

The dial shifter is new to me. I don't make this mistake every time, but often enough to wonder if other people do the same.