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It's rail dust, look it up. If you're far from the factory your truck came to the dealer by rail, then truck... Easy to remove, as said in the post above mine...

It's Ram/Stellantis changing options on the build/ordering screen, which is nothing new during a launch. IMO, it'll be late summer or fall before you can order a '25 Ram with no ordering restrictions, just like we saw with the launch of the 2019 model.

Which is the top trim for 2025. In 2019 the top trim gave you 19.

Did you miss they went from 19 to 23 speakers in the 2025?

Patience folks, patience! Many of us went through this in 2018 when we ordered 2019s. There is no rhyme or reason as to why they build what they do, although IMO it sounds like they have parts availability issues for the higher end trims. It could easily be many months before some of you see...

He said above that the Ram recommendation of no fluid change is NOT what's best for longevity - you two are on the same page! Ram doesn't recommend it, ZF does. The video above shows it's an easy process for those that want to do it. Personally, I have 62,000 miles on my '19 Limited and do...

I'll never see mileage like that. I'm 9 over with a heavy right foot.

This.

@GregHBNA what speeds was that at?

Great explanation, thanks @AnthonyRI ! And in theory it's no different than someone buying a 3 year old used truck from a dealer and financing it for 36-60 months. I just have a hard time wrapping around 8 years of payments on the same vehicle...

Congrats on the truck! But to clarify, it's a three year lease and then you'll buy it and likely finance it for 5 years? I could not imagine paying for a truck for eight years, just think how old that truck will be and you'll be making $700+ payments on it...

F Tapatalk. I'm done with it. Duck duck go and the mobile website interface rocks! Just had to get used to it...

Has anyone fixed this clunk? From reading this, it sounds like it quickly returns even after the bushings have been replaced.

You might try wrapping it in this, just use a zip tie on both ends to hold it in place. If it works, great, if not, it's easily removed...

Does it have real time traffic and hazard info, like Waze? If not, I have no idea why you'd use that vs plugging your phone in ans using Waze (and I have factory navigation on both my vehicles).

Worse case, just get the bumper wrapped in PPF film. I've had a Ram and F150, both with a chrome and painted bumper. The painted looks so much better and is worth it IMO.

True, but I thought we were talking 1500s 🤷‍♂️.

A 2019 Laramie did not cost $72,000, just like a 2024 Laramie didn't cost $100,000...

I tried it but not a fan.

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