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Haha yep! I kind of figured they might. The problem is, I had the oil changed at this place 2 or 3 times previously and they never aired them up, so I figured they maybe thought I "knew what I was doing" with them lower. Turns out this time they inflated them. It was also different in that this...

For me, it was fine, I didn't notice too much of a difference, there still was a difference, it just was livable for me. If they were tires I planned on keeping much longer, then I'd probably air them down.

Thanks for asking! Its all good for now.

I hope I don't have to do it more than once! Dealer just called and said they diagnosed it, it is a faulty starter, have to order the part, won't be in until Monday :rolleyes:

I have a '23 PW and I had lowered the threshold and ran about 40 psi on all 4 (stock duratracs). A couple of weeks back had the oil changed and they put air in all the tires. I did notice a small difference (made me check the pressures because it definitely felt different), but I was surprised...

Tried leaving work yesterday, pressed the ignition and just a click. Battery seemed good, used a jump pack, still just a click. Fuses seemed in tack, tried tapping the starter, still just a click. Roadside assistance guy and tow guy both tried what they could. Just under 30k miles, at the...

I had the same issue, right knee pain after driving for 30 minutes or more. I adjusted my seat as far back as it would go and the pedals as far forward as they could go (in order to try have less bend in my leg), but it didn't work. What worked for me, is that I use the adaptive cruise control...

It took about a month for my dealer to get it in stock. Hopefully you fare better!

I feel kind of silly for not realizing after about a year of ownership that I had a button to turn the bed lights on/off. Thanks for posting!

Haha yep. I opted to just clean it up, then go there the next day (didn't want the clerk to wonder why I'd need so much after just stopping by moments earlier :))

I had stopped by the store to pick up a couple bottles of Gentleman Jack, but this happened when I got home :oops:

Thought I'd share a video with a diesel mechanic's thoughts. He seems to have fairly reasonable points (but I'm not well versed in any of this)

I had the exact same issue and it was a part of a recall: https://www.chrysler.com/universal/webselfservice/pdf/B2A.pdf I took it in, they did a software refresh and it resolved it. They did say that if the refresh didn't work, they'd have to take apart the steering wheel.

Thanks! I'm thinking the play may be like you suggest, where if a rear tire fails, swap out a front tire and put the spare on the front.

I stumbled across this comparison between a '24 Rebel (Hemi) and '24 PW. Although it was looking at a Hemi Rebel, I thought it was a little interesting

I'm not quite at the point where I will get new tires, but I've been going back and forth between 35 and 37. Would you think there is a chance that a 37" spare would fit under the bed if it was deflated quite a bit (with the assumption that I have a solid compressor to air it up if/when needed)?

Haha yep! I think I took it in October

I installed this a few months back: https://hdrams.com/forum/index.php?threads/what-did-you-do-to-your-ram-today.1987/post-282709 I didn't get the rear camera hookup, but install was pretty simple. I liked that it fits seamlessly with the mirror, I basically forget that it is there. There is...

A little bit of snow while at work:

I had a RetraxPro MX cover installed (by a shop, not myself). So far, I really like it, it seems sturdy and can be locked. Of course, it is not water tight, as it will seep water on the inside of the tailgate. Here it is closed: Here it is half open: Here it is fully opened from the side...