First post here so feel free to criticize anything. I don't know where to post this question but this is the group/conversation I've been following since I have a 2022 ram 1500 order on the way to the dealer. If it belongs in a different forum let let me know.
No one has been able to explain this to me. I have a new 2022 ram bighorn on the way to me. It has v6 etorque, 3.55 axel, crew cab, 5'7" bed which when you plug into the tow guide on Ram's website it says that it should have 2,020lbs payload and 7,550lbs towing. However, now that Ram has allowed the tow guide to take 2022 VINs plugging in the VIN comes back with 1,859lbs payload and 7,859lbs towing. I'm not mad about this it was rather a pleasant surprise, will make towing the small camper potentially easier I hope. No one has been able to explain why my towing is actually higher than any tow guide suggests that combination of things should tow. I you guys here seem to know more about Ram trucks than Ram does sometimes, unfortunately. Can anyone explain why a V6 crew cab is suddenly capable of towing more than any V6 should be capable? (per their towing info) Or where to post such a question? VIN of the truck is 1C6REFFG0NN102883. Thanks for any help.