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Welcome, to answer your question, it depends on the assembly plant mostly. I ordered my truck in May of 2020 and was told 3 to 6 months but had it 53 days later.

I personally bought tow hooks from Amazon and they were of decent quality and came with the hardware and bezels. I don't remember the brand

Which one in particular, there are many to chose from on Amazon

I actually had my local offroad shop do the work

There was a recall for tailgates not staying closed or latching properly. I'm guessing the vehicle has the recall complied with?

Have you tried adjusted the brightness in the settings of the touchscreen itself? It's in the mutlimedia section of the owner's manual

Nice truck. Also, there's an entire forum just for HD Rams, this one is more towards 1500s

I did a Bilstein 5100 series lift on my 2022 1500 2wd. It raised the back about an inch and the front about 4 inches. I haven't experienced any degrade in ride quality and am extremely happy with the look. Also it allowed me to run a 35x 12.50 x 20 on a 20x9 rim with a zero offset.

I'm going to say the rims won't work. Usually going down in size is not an option, let alone going from 22's to 18's. as you said brake caliper clearance is the issue.

I have in channel Goodyear brand that I got from Amazon and love them.

I think they look pretty good, but in the end it's about functionality and looks that you like.

Husky also makes a set

Yes, 5th Gen Ram 1500s are 77.8. Although I haven't bought them. US wheel adapters seems to be a really good brand and they're made of aluminum unlike some other brands I've seen that were hard plastic.

I bought one from Black Armour, it's 1/2 inch thick, vulcanized rubber and fit my truck perfectly. I put it over the factory spray in liner for extra floor protection

What are you towing that needs a 7 pin in the bed? Most trailers we 1500 owners tow are receiver hitch capable

Welcome to the forum and to the East Coast. I also live in Virginia Beach if you have any more questions and would like to chat in person let me know.

Yes, as stated above it's the knob for the bottle jack

Best generic answer is to do what best works for your towing situation. It might be somewhere in the middle between door sticker and max pressure on side wall. Remember, you don't want a lot of sidewall flex/deflection while towing

It's a couple psi higher than my door sticker, but so far the contact patch seems to be spot on