TSB was finally released: https://www.nhtsa.gov/?nhtsaId=11016860
taking to dealership when possible and hopefully fixes issue
taking to dealership when possible and hopefully fixes issue
mine was the same situation, mine pulled after level kit install and realignment. although I did not take delivery until the level was installed.Why only 2025? My alignment was perfect before the dealership realigned it to spec. Then it pulled right slightly. For anyone that didn't read this entire thread, I got an alignment after installing the Bilstein 5100s and new UCAs.
There is a TSB that addresses this exact problemUpdates: I have had multiple responses from other 2025 Ram 1500 owners with the same issues related to their truck pulling right and/or steering wheel off-center to the right. I have been dealing with trying to get my own 2025 Ram 1500 for 6 weeks now. At first, the dealers were very involved for multiple attempts to correct it (loaner cars, etc.). The first dealer tried all day and eliminated the belief that it was alignment related. One dealer aligned my truck technically to the edge of specs to get it to drive "straighter" which made me at least "happier." However it seems like it is only now that nationally the problem is being recognized by dealers. With 2400 dealer spread out across the country - it likely will take time for the issue to be corrected. So far, my own experience has led me to believe that the pulling problem is related to the steering components or the "rack" per dealer terms. Possibly software related to the steering angle sensor or lane management system. I am not convinced it is completely alignment related, but I could be wrong. I sent all of the forum comments to my dealer and they have acknowledged the issue is now more widespread than later last year. The most "calming" part is the validation that more customers are having problems and I wasn't the only one losing my mind. The more comments from new customers on these forums will probably go a long way in getting those of us earlier "customer zeroes" on our way to a better experience with these expensive trucks.