Alignment and Air Ride

[John4337]

I have a 2020 Limited with the 22's and Air Ride. I just took it in for an alignment after new tires and the shop told me that it was only correct at the 'normal' setting and would change at others. As the truck automatically goes to aero height, is this a concern, or am I overthinking this? (Note - my dealer referred me to this shop as they don't have an alignment rack.)

Thanks

 

[rtxrt]

My old 2014 limited with 20s and air suspension never had issues with alignment (irrespective of what hight it rode at) back them it couldn't be in Aero full time (my 2025 is able to do that, and I usually keep it there). I had that truck for over 10 years and went through 2 sets of tires and one alignment. I don't think it's as big a deal as they are making it out to be.

 

[John4337]

My old 2014 limited with 20s and air suspension never had issues with alignment (irrespective of what hight it rode at) back them it couldn't be in Aero full time (my 2025 is able to do that, and I usually keep it there). I had that truck for over 10 years and went through 2 sets of tires and one alignment. I don't think it's as big a deal as they are making it out to be.

Mine has always gone to aero and I've just let it do its thing.

 

[2025 Ram Limited]

It WILL lower to Aero at highway speed, obviously, but it's just airbags. Not sure why they think it would effect alignment.
I have driven mine in aero mode full time at all speeds and it was no different. I have had 2 alignments done on the truck. Once with new tires and once with the level lift. It drives like a dream.

 

[LouNY]

That should have a selection in the suspension for "alignment"

 

[Maverik259]

That should have a selection in the suspension for "alignment"

That just puts it in service mode so the pump doesn’t try and fill or deflate the bags when it’s being serviced. Has no effect on the alignment itself or afterwards. Just turns the pump off.


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