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I used the Nope 2" lift UCA's with a Rough Country 6" lift that used 6" lifted struts, worked flawlessly. If you have a vibration prior to anything, don't touch it. You'll be waisting your time and money trying to fix it. Just build a case of 3 attempts trying to fix it with RAM then file for...

I've tried everything on the 2020 that I traded in and never could eliminate it. Bought a 2021 with the same problem. Building a case for Lemon Law and not buying another one.

We'll I replaced the U-joint, pinion angle correction, and balanced the driveshaft. That leaves wheel bearings and I do hear a low frequency hum coming from the front tire area...

Me too.

That's great! I spent almost $500 on a set of rear upper and lower link bars already. Shouldn't have to pay $.01 cent to make a $62,322.00 truck ride smooth. I can understand if you were doing a bunch of mods to it, but a straight from the factory truck...no way! RAM better get their ****...

OMG yes! Traded in my 2020 for a 2021 with the same f-ing problem. Dealership tells me that they never heard of this issue, I'm the only one... guess this makes me a VIRGIN!🤣 Already building a case on this brand new truck with less than 500 miles on it. Already feel the tires chopping.

You're nothing but an AI Bot! Gutless, soleless, spineless Democratic Bot!

These tires had about 1,000 miles on them and were all roadforce balanced.

I know the feeling, I've been going through it as long as you have. This is something that will be addressed by FCA/PSA in about 3 year's! This is a major engineering flaw. It pisses me off so bad to hear these knuckleheads at the dealership to say we've sold hundreds of truck's and we've never...

So my main problem was the vibration with excessive reverberation. I mean I've endured and discovered a slew of issues. I believe my ultimate fix has been installing the adjustable link bars which centered my rear end and rolled my pinion angle up in spec. I feel this low frequency vibration in...

Hey man, not sure if you saw my post yet, but I just got a new 2021 REBEL today and it has the same issues.

It could cause a mild vibration that can be felt like an engine running.

FYI...traded in my 2020 LARAMIE 4x4 today for a 2021 REBEL 4x4 and almost didn't buy it because I noticed signs of the same problem. On the drive home which was about 60 miles I called the salesman about halfway home and said I'm not sure I want this truck, it's shaking bad. He suggested we swap...

If you're certain that your front end is eating the outer edge of your tires than your problem has to be with your alignment. I've had trouble with 3 different shops trying to align this truck and it's still jacked up.

@Dusty, You obviously work for a dealership as a technician of some sort. So you're saying that too much backlash with cavitation won't cause any vibration. Nonsense, I was a gas turbine mechanic who was trained and certified in vibration analysis who disagrees. All, after driving the truck a...

Okay, that's what I was told by the last dealership. So it's got to be the backlash in my rear end. When it heats up it gets worse.

To everyone whom have been awaiting my reply on the rear link bars. I replaced them yesterday and corrected my pinion angle. This was not the fix. It's something in the rear end. I can move both of the rear tires from side to side with a clanking noise, there's no play from top to bottom. This...

Absolutely I have. Keep in mind that will only apply if you have a 4x4.

FYI I've expressd that to this second dealership which said since the other dealership voided my warranty there's nothing they can do. This has also been cited and brought to light in my email to the attorney. I was given the heads up by the salesman who sold me the 6" lift. I immediately...

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