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How many miles do you have on your 4.5 gen gasser?

I have a 2020 that I ordered and took delivery in Feb of 2020 just before Covid shut everything down. I have about 49,000 miles on it. Most of it towing my 30' 9000 pound Airstream travel trailer. I live in Northern Illinois. Been as far north as Fargo, as far east as Cape Charles Virginia, as far south as Key West, as far west as Yellowstone, and many places in between. My Ram has never let me down and no major repairs. Real shame that they no longer let you order the MegaCab or higher trim levels with the 6.4 Hemi V8. This engine has plenty of power for any situation I have towed in.IMG_0081.jpeg
 
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I’ve had my 2023 Laramie 2500 6.4 MegaCab for 58 weeks now. I’ve taken two cross country trips from my home in Northern California to Northwest Iowa and Eastern Nebraska. My odometer just turned to 14,000 miles.
 

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2022 bought new 4/22. Daily driver 42K. Still loving it!
 
Bought new Nov 21 and has 35,480 km or 22,046 m used to haul puma xlt 24fbc TT Toy hauler mostly hunting and fishing. Did a trip up to Ont this last summer with friends but mostly hunting and fishing and both are done not far from home in the Highlands of Cape Breton N.S. Yes I'm retired
 
whitexc said:
‘21 with 13,700 miles. Not my daily and is being set up to tow our new 5th wheel. We glamp a fair amount in the summer months when we aren’t golfing.


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She’s about to roll 30k. It’s sad but it’s been a good truck for the most part.


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Changed oil and rotated the tires at 84527 and over the last +4970 miles the lie-o-meter says 16.2 mpg but really more likely just 15.2 mpg.
 

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JohnandDonna said:
I have a 2020 that I ordered and took delivery in Feb of 2020 just before Covid shut everything down. I have about 49,000 miles on it. Most of it towing my 30' 9000 pound Airstream travel trailer. I live in Northern Illinois. Been as far north as Fargo, as far east as Cape Charles Virginia, as far south as Key West, as far west as Yellowstone, and many places in between. My Ram has never let me down and no major repairs. Real shame that they no longer let you order the MegaCab or higher trim levels with the 6.4 Hemi V8. This engine has plenty of power for any situation I have towed in.View attachment 77411
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We have a 2023, 2500 Hemi, and pull a 25' Airstream FC. We have put 10-15,000 miles towing and don't even know the trailer is behind us. Going through the Rockies was a breeze.
 
antolod said:
2022 Laramie SB 4x4, got it the 14th, 530 miles so far. I drive to work about 5 miles one way and it's the only vehicle. Love it so far.
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Now sitting at 26,516. Been on 2 3000+ mile trips with the camper and been great the whole time.
 
2022 Ram 2500 gasser with 25k miles. Used to tow 10k camper did great in mountains and downhill without runaway. Don't suggest K&N upgrade for cold air intake if you are towing a lot as it gets droning and loud on hwy pulling. High hitch load of 1500 lbs is perfect to set rear end with a small rear end drop and was main reason to go to HD from 1500. Feels a lot more sorted and safer with the HD weight vs 1500. 3 snow bank strangers pulled out and couting. 4x4 low is awesome for pulling heavy pontoon out of sharp incline boat launch idles it right out..sweet! No issues.
 
ClawSS said:
I'll start. My truck has been with me since new and I got it one yr ago yesterday.

19,200mi so far. (11k running 37's). All unloaded and the receiver hitch is still a virgin.
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My 2022 ram 2500 I’ve had it new 37,000 mil just put new tires on trying to replace tail lights with led any suggestions
 
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