Hi everyone:
I recently traded my 2017 1500 for a 2019 2500. I really enjoyed the 2017 1500 Ecodiesel, but it was under-rated to tow my 35 ft trailer weighing approx 9000 lbs loaded, so I traded up to the 2500 with Cummins. I haven't driven the new vehicle too much yet, but what I'm finding is that it drives nicely on smooth highways, but on county roads with humps and bumps (we live just off of a concession road) the ride is just awful - is jostles and bounces terribly. Is that just the way it is with a solid front axle, or is there another reason? Could my shocks possibly be worn out already? The truck has 62,000 Km (approx 40K miles). I'd appreciate some insight and recommendations from some of you who are more experienced HD drivers.
Thanks,
I recently traded my 2017 1500 for a 2019 2500. I really enjoyed the 2017 1500 Ecodiesel, but it was under-rated to tow my 35 ft trailer weighing approx 9000 lbs loaded, so I traded up to the 2500 with Cummins. I haven't driven the new vehicle too much yet, but what I'm finding is that it drives nicely on smooth highways, but on county roads with humps and bumps (we live just off of a concession road) the ride is just awful - is jostles and bounces terribly. Is that just the way it is with a solid front axle, or is there another reason? Could my shocks possibly be worn out already? The truck has 62,000 Km (approx 40K miles). I'd appreciate some insight and recommendations from some of you who are more experienced HD drivers.
Thanks,