Im on my first truck with them and I always wanted them. Now that I have them, its a must. Unless you really need all of the bed space, its a mustRamboxes x 10. They are just so damn convenient. I’m in my second truck with them and I don’t think I could go to a truck that didn’t have them.
One thing I added that my truck doesnt feature is the 33 gallon gas tank. With the 3.92s and bigger tires its a must have. Anyone who is in the building/purchasing step I highly recommend it or the 26 gallon tank even. My 2 cents
And on the flip side of the coin, I'd never use them! Would only take away from bed space for me (rarely use the bed either). I'm one of those that didn't need a pickup, but just wanted one for the space and occasional practical use.Ramboxes x 10. They are just so damn convenient. I’m in my second truck with them and I don’t think I could go to a truck that didn’t have them.
23 is standard.Isn't the 26 gallon tank standard? Listed as standard on my 2020 Big Horn.
Remote start was a must-have. Comes on most Big Horns anyways but I almost got a Level 1 with it added.
I'd also like to add heated seats to the poll. I didn't think I'd need them but very glad I've got them.
You think you wouldnt use the Ramboxes until you have them, then you discover just how useful they really are. On one side i have pretty much every tool you would ever need for most minor projects, the other side is spare extra storage. Highly recommend themAir suspension is a must. Helps with towing, payload, and comfort immensely.
33 gallon tank obviously isn't needed unless you're trekking hundreds of miles without fuel stations, but it's just really nice to have.
12" display has a nice "wow" factor, but I actually prefer the way the 8.4" screen looks & works - you get more usable screen space for AA/CarPlay, and the screen is brighter and sharper. I don't care for the limited functionality of the split-screen they've implemented with the 12" either.
Adaptive cruise & blind spot are pretty basic nowadays, but I don't want to drive a vehicle without them.
360 cam is excellent.
MFT seems pretty lame and ugly... nothing compared to what GM did with their tailgates.
I took LSD over e-locker, but they both seem a bit pointless. Traction control systems mimic an LSD through braking (though not as effective), and why e-lock the rear when you can just go 4WD and do the same thing?
Love the dual-pane roof. Really helps liven up the inside when the shade is open.
Power running boards are great. Truck looks nice when they're stowed + better breakover clearance, and they go lower than fixed running boards when deployed.
Trailer brake & tow group are situationally dependent... if you need them, get them. But you lose the 360 cam with tow group unless you get a 2021.
And on the flip side of the coin, I'd never use them! Would only take away from bed space for me (rarely use the bed either). I'm one of those that didn't need a pickup, but just wanted one for the space and occasional practical use.
23 is standard.
MFT seems pretty lame and ugly... nothing compared to what GM did with their tailgates.
i love the idea if the RamBox, but from what I’ve read, it prevents a tonneau cover from making a good seal worth the truck bed, resulting in a lot of water leakage.
Sorry, but I felt the need to comment on these two points. The MFT may look strange, I'm not disputing that, but it's actually very useful. There's nothing lame about it, and I think you'd agree with that if you ever had the use of one. For me, one of the most annoying things about loading or unloading items from the back of a truck is having to reach over the tailgate. The MFT completely eliminates that need to reach, which not only makes it easier, but also saves my back. Although your statement about rarely ever using the bed makes sense as to why you think it's lame. If you never have the need for it I agree it's not for you.MFT seems pretty lame and ugly... nothing compared to what GM did with their tailgates.
And on the flip side of the coin, I'd never use them! Would only take away from bed space for me (rarely use the bed either). I'm one of those that didn't need a pickup, but just wanted one for the space and occasional practical use.
I agree! I dragged my feet on getting a 2020 and now I'm so glad I did!...you might want to add HUD to your list. I'd really like to have that option.
Not in Big Horn as far as I remember.Technology Group forces the Advanced Safety Group.
Big Horn might be different than Laramie in that regard. I should have specified Laramie.Not in Big Horn as far as I remember.
23 is standard on the e-torque only, at least it was that way on the 2020.Air suspension is a must. Helps with towing, payload, and comfort immensely.
33 gallon tank obviously isn't needed unless you're trekking hundreds of miles without fuel stations, but it's just really nice to have.
12" display has a nice "wow" factor, but I actually prefer the way the 8.4" screen looks & works - you get more usable screen space for AA/CarPlay, and the screen is brighter and sharper. I don't care for the limited functionality of the split-screen they've implemented with the 12" either.
Adaptive cruise & blind spot are pretty basic nowadays, but I don't want to drive a vehicle without them.
360 cam is excellent.
MFT seems pretty lame and ugly... nothing compared to what GM did with their tailgates.
I took LSD over e-locker, but they both seem a bit pointless. Traction control systems mimic an LSD through braking (though not as effective), and why e-lock the rear when you can just go 4WD and do the same thing?
Love the dual-pane roof. Really helps liven up the inside when the shade is open.
Power running boards are great. Truck looks nice when they're stowed + better breakover clearance, and they go lower than fixed running boards when deployed.
Trailer brake & tow group are situationally dependent... if you need them, get them. But you lose the 360 cam with tow group unless you get a 2021.
And on the flip side of the coin, I'd never use them! Would only take away from bed space for me (rarely use the bed either). I'm one of those that didn't need a pickup, but just wanted one for the space and occasional practical use.
23 is standard.