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I wouldn't mind a lease, but I easily do 22k miles a year, which would cost more if I got a lease.

I drive 82 miles round trip every day to and from work, and that's mostly highway at 60-65 MPH. If I'm just doing that all week, I will hit 17-20 MPG pretty easy. That does go down a little during the winter months. Any type of city driving, or around town, I drop down to 14. All of this is...

+1 On Rock Auto. I've been buying parts from them for many years.

I deal with this issue. Some pumps is fine, the ones that pump slower. But other ones that pump faster, it causes the pump handle to kinda pulsate, and then cut off at some point. When I'm at a pump that does this, I normally pull the nozzle out more, and then it's okay for the most part. I...

Is there another dealer that you could try bringing it to? Seems odd that it wouldn't be covered.

Honestly it's also entirely possible that's the picture I saw and thought it was the plastic and the glass cracking haha

Yeah I have personally seen the cracked plastic, but I've also seen pictures of members that have had the glass also cracked in the same spot above the plastic crack. You just couldn't see it until the entire window was removed. I'm not sure if my first window was like that, but it def had the...

Yeah the same thing happened to me. I knew for a fact that it was the back glass, but they went ahead and replaced the 3rd brake light first, and called it "Good".

My 2019 was fully covered and I paid zero out of pocket for the replacement 3rd brake light and the replacement rear window. And a few days after I left the dealership, I checked my bed to put some items in and my entire old back glass was in there. I guess I caught it early enough that the...

Quick update. I got my truck back today, and the rear glass has been fully replaced (again). Funny enough, there was someone else there with a 2020 RAM that also had the rear glass leaking. He said as soon as he saw the TSB in snail mail, he brought his truck in. I'm really hoping this is...

WELP! I had heavy rain this past Sunday, and guess what, the rear window still leaks, even with the 3rd brake light replaced. (Shocker, I know!) So I will be calling them back, and setting up another appointment, and this time I will bring the TSB for the rear glass too. lol

Truck went in today, and dealer said it appears to be leaking from the 3rd brake light. They sent a quote for $300 for it to be replaced, so I called them up and referenced the TSB number for the brake light, and he confirmed it is fully covered. (I would think they would see this in their...

My truck goes in December 4th for a water leak test. Rear glass was already replaced a year ago, and it's leaking already, so hopefully after it fails this new water leak test and it gets replaced again, it will stay fixed. (I doubt it though)

So I bought my truck April of 2022, and with in the first 30 days, the rear window leaked. So I brought it back and had it fully replaced free of charge because of that 30 day window. Welp, had some heavy rain today, and once again the rear window is leaking. I'll have to take the rear brake...

Thankfully my truck came with it when I bought it, so I'm not sure of the prices from resellers or used.

I've got the BAKFlip MX4 Tonneau Cover and I love it so far. Looks to be about $1200 on their site.

I might pick one of those up too. I wouldn't mind adding that to be honest, and I would perfer something to be installed there instead of just the empty square. I'll take a look at the AMP one also, thanks! Thank you! I was having issues finding any threads with info on them. The post below...

Hey All, I want to add the rear bed step to my RAM, and noticed that the Mopar one costs around $300. I have seen some aftermarket E-Bay specials for only $120. My question is, does anyone have any experience with aftermarket rear bed steps VS the mopar one. At least with the Mopar brand...

Because recalls are only used for safety issues.

Rear window and headliner have been replaced and zero leaks. The back window looks newer/different design than the original one.