Recent content by ThankfulLutheran

Thanks so much for taking the time to post the diagram. It was a big help!

I currently have stock 275X70X18 Firestone tires on my truck. I would like to put a 295X70X18 tires on the stock rims. Will they fit safely and without rubbing? Thanks for any feedback you may give me!

I’m a little late in posting this. Back in August I drove my son from our home in Northern California, to his university in Nebraska for his sophomore year. We took Interstate 80 until the middle of Wyoming and then drove north to Casper. We then took U.S. Highway 20 from Douglass, Wyoming...

Last August while driving through Wyoming, we stopped at Fort Laramie in Eastern Wyoming to visit the old Calvary Fort. When we arrived there, I had already driven about 15 miles past zero miles left in the tank. We were on our way to Nebraska, so the next sizable town was Torrington, Wyoming...

After 22 months, 22,000 miles. 96% all highway miles.

I have a 2023 6.4 Laramie 2500 MegaCab that gets roughly 17 mpg on cross country trips, hand calculated. That’s with about 900 lbs. in the cab. I’m not sure what I get around town, as I very seldom use it as a daily driver.

Thank God for our risen Savior!

The gearing is 3.73.

Everything on the truck, except the tinting and my Weathertech floor mats are from the factory.

I can’t say I have that problem of a wobble or wiggle on the front tires when going over washboard type road bumps. Really have no issues with the truck. The over 17 mpg was on a recent trip of nearly 4,700 miles. I drove the speed limit, the fastest being 80 mph in Nevada.

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.

I also have my oil changed at the dealer. Last year I bought two prepaid Mopar oil changes online for $160.00, which included tire rotation. Unfortunately, this year I couldn’t find the same deal online. Instead, I found a Mopar coupon online for two oil changes for $130.00. Just do a Duck...

Thank you Flan! Ditto to you as well!

This review is mostly written for those who have never owned a Ram before and have never had a HD truck. Thirteen months ago I flew down from Sacramento to Tuttle-Click Ram in Irvine, California to pickup my 2500 MegaCab Laramie, that I had custom ordered months earlier in March. Tuttle-Click...