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I put the button on the dash at the base of the A pillar. I ran the wire to the unit up the A pillar and under the headliner to the rear view mirror. I ran the power down to an aux wire down by the parking brake.

My setup is similar to yours. 6.4 3500 with Fisher XV2. My front end is stock and I haven't had any issues with it. For the tires, the Firestones aren't great, but you can definitely get by with them for a season or 2. Make sure you have plenty of counterweight behind the rear axle. I plowed...

I might be missing something, but if someone needs the payload, why not just get a 3500? I've owned both and the difference is pretty negligible.

I have a manual slider on mine.

The features I use are the lock/unlock and remote start.

For Tread Lightly, you bring your membership letter as the proof. No need for a pay stub.

I had something similar happen on my last truck after walking the mirror backing into the garage. It did't go all the way forward, but it did go a bit further than it should have. I was able to fix it by manually positioning the mirror where it should be, and then folding and unfolding.

I also have the 8.4 without nav. My presets have been wiped out numerous times. I've given up adding them back until I get a software update.

Thanks for the velcro tip. I may try that for the next storm.

Anyone else find plowing with the dial shifter incredibly annoying? I was much more efficient with the column shifter. Any tips for adjusting?

Yep. They're all the same.

The first picture shows the aux switches. The second is the style you get without the aux switches.

For the 2022 trucks with UConnect 5, Sirius XM Guardian has been replaced by Ram Connect.

I'm loving it. The space behind the seats is much bigger than I expected.

Mixed city and highway. Probably slightly more highway, but not much. No towing, and mostly unloaded, but have moved a few loads of firewood. About 15 miles with the plow on too.

Only two fills so far, but averaging 13.9 hand calculated.

If your trailer has guide posts, you could mount the camera on one of those. It wouldn't be centered, but should keep it out of the water.

I'm in NH. Mine went by rail to MA, then truck to the dealer. I don't have exact dates, but it was built around 9/8, and delivered 10/20. I'm guessing it went to storage for a bit, and didn't ship right away.