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What tire size are you running?

Really? I don’t feel anything. Maybe mine are messed up..

I’m curious, I had a terrible ride with extremely bouncing on any little imperfection on the road. After replacing my two rear tires, the problem when almost completely away. It’s still pretty rough but it’s expected from a 3500. I had a 1990 Dodge W350 with a Cummins and the ride was a little...

**Update for everyone** On to dealership #3, not the best experience but it was better than the last two. I changed duty stations to NM so I was hoping for the best. 1. Steering wheel noise is normal according to them. 2. Engine update was installed 3. Transmission update was installed 4...

What are you looking to sell it for? Clovis, NM 88101

Is it for a Laramie?

Does anyone have the opposite?! Console to jumper seat???? I wanted a jumper seat and settled with the console.

It’s horrible feeling like you made a mistake. I sort of feel the same way right now.. it really sucks

Tire pressure is at factory sticker settings. I have tried lower but no difference so I put it back

Unfortunately, I need to come to you HDRAMs.. Back story: I have owned two first gen Cummins, 1990s Dodge Ram W250 & W350 SRW. By far my favorite trucks ever. Continuing with the family and "downgrading" to a 2019 RAM 1500, I ended up having a horrible experience with the local dealership...

I have had HD trucks all my life so I understand they should have a rough ride but this must be something else. I’m going to try and upload a video soon

What tire pressure are you running? Do you have the auto level air suspension?

Was it a recall or TSB?

That’s what I hear sometimes and I’m curious if it’s my air suspension.. I have a Laramie LB. if the highway isn’t perfectly smooth, my wife is bouncing all over the place

To my understanding, bed lowering should work no matter what but “Alternate trailer height” needs weight. I hear it’s the leaf springs but I hear some people take out all the air in the suspension and it drops 2”. I feel like a simple update should fix this

I have the 50 gallon fuel tank. Maybe I just to add some weight to the back

I have a long bed and run 65 psi all round. Any particular reason you go to 70 on the front?

Anyone else have this issue? I have a 2020 RAM 3500 Laramie SRW with the factory air suspension (~800 miles). When I get on the highway, I’m bouncing all over the place. It’s pretty bad to the point where it’s almost embarrassing to bring passengers. I understand these are heavy duty trucks...

For people that have installed this tank before, how difficult is it for an average DIYer? I’ve have done my fair share of work on cars but I was a painter. I’ve pulled out engines but I have never messed with a fuel tank especially something of this size