Potential new owner

[Burnie]

Trading a coworker for a 2019 Big Horn.

Has a 6" lift and 35", has 24x12 -51mm Arkons. The wheels are a bit much but looks good. Going to make some changes there.

Anyway pictures later wanted to say hello. Located on the west side of Michigan.

 

[Willwork4truck]

Pretty skimpy info but if you like it and have maintenance records for it...
5th gens are nice trucks.

 

[Burnie]

Yea I wasn't sure how much to put. It's. Big Horn with the interior upgrade, tow package, 3.92 rear end, 5.7, crew cab.

He is a co worker, truck has 55k miles. He has owned it since brand new. He was planning to keep it forever but ran into some financial trouble. We worked out a trade for my Grand Cherokee plus some cash to him.

Also has an Assurant extended warranty that covers everything but maintenance. That is good until 10/29 or 109k and fully transferrable.

I do a lot of work on cars so not too concerned about much. Attached an image of the truck and my current project (72 C10 getting bags and a procharged LS swap)

 

[Willwork4truck]

Sounds ok. As you already know those tires and that 6" lift don't help your fuel mileage at all...
As long as you are happy with the deal, that's what counts.
I don't lift or level so can't give you any input on your other thread questions.

 

[Burnie]

Yea not ideal from mpg but I have a less than a 5 mile commute so won't be a big impact.

He has taken care of it, dealer maintained. Which is good any bad.

All said and done I'm getting the truck for right around $28k which is about $2-4k less than what I would pay based on the market. The bank valued it at $33k but that prolly high.

 

[Willwork4truck]

One poster recently stated he had the trans fluid replaced at 60K and it was very dark. Something to think about. ZF says 60K as well, I'd ignore what RAM says, "lifetime".