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No. The stock one is great already. Invest the money into your retirement account or buy your wife some dinner.

What camera is this? I want a dash cam but don't wanna mess with internal wiring.

How do you check idle time? I have a 21 2500 6.4

If you get the 2500, get the Hemi. If getting the 3500, go diesel. I also tow a TT around 6/7k. Payload is everything to me with all the crap I bring during camping trips. If you go 2500 with a diesel, you'll have way less payload. Probably run out of payload before reaching your tow capacity...

I pretty much did the same as you. Even have the same same WDH. Agree with everything, in addition I can drive with one finger whereas with the 1500 I needed both hands, tight grips too.

Weigh my truck today. Had me and kid (around 240 lbs combined) plus some tools and recovery equipment. Matches my payload sticker.

This truck right here is how I would do it if I had a 3500. Tasteful and beautifully done.

Get what you want. It's a big purchase, don't settle. A gasser or diesel will both handle that trailer well. Diesels are more expensive upfront as well throughout the lifetime of the truck, whatever you get once you sell it will be a wash compared to a gasser. Diesels get old as a daily driver...

2018 Coleman 2405BH. Have not adjusted WDH for this truck yet but I know I have to buy a shank with more drop. Old Cat Scale numbers were with my previous tow vehicle (2020 Ram 1500 classic CC, 4x4 hemi). Truck was loaded with wife, mom, two kids with baby seats and myself, plus misc camping...

Yup, go through every system. I did a eyeballed everything on my trailer when buying it and when I brought it home found the heat wasn't working and a few other things. Take your time and have the guy do the inspection. Often when buying things, we don't have a clear head.

2021 2500 Tradesman crew cab 6.4 hemi 4x4 4.10 gear Chrome package Elect shift on the fly Tow mirrors 6 foot bed 8.4 uconnect

Picked up my 2021 2500 about a week ago, had over 85 psi in all tires. Supposed to be 50 and 65 as per manual

Yup, same thing with my 2021 ram 2500 hemi.

Thank you. I'll put them on when I get the new truck and will reply.

I'm trading my 2020 1500 classic (Crew cab,, 5 ft bed,4x4 hemi) for a 2021 2500 crew cab, 6ft bed hemi 4x4. Since the bodies are similar do guys know if the same side steps will fit?

I can confirm that's not the case. I found plenty of 2500s without brake controllers and two mirrors.

Had this same debate in my head. Decided to go with 4.10 because bigger is better. But to be honest I'll never see myself towing anything that big. Right now my RV is only 28ft and weighs around 6k, but if I was to upgrade it wouldn't be to something so heavy that would require 4.10s. My advise...

I didn't officially order a truck through Ram, but I did just put a deposit on one. During my research process many dealers told me about the lack of inventory. Finally found one 3 hours away that was listed in their website but when the salesman contacted me about it, he said it was en route to...