Radio Station Via Steering Wheel

[BravoZulu]

Hello All

Bought a 2019 Tradesman and love it!

Stupid Q: Can you change/skip through the channels with any buttons on the steering wheel?

When I select the Up/Down arrow on left hand side of steering wheel it scrolls through different modes..Trip..Tow Info..tire psi..Battery etc.

When the radio info shows on the instrument cluster, I don’t see a way to change radio station via the steering wheel. Can only use the tuning knob on radio itself.

Am I missing something?

Thanks


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[litzdog911]

Not sure about the Tradesman, but some of the RAM models have tuning buttons on the back left side of the steering wheel.

 

[Burn'n Oil]

Not sure about the Tradesman, but some of the RAM models have tuning buttons on the back left side of the steering wheel.

Right side too, if equipped:

 

[Ruffone]

Litzdog is correct, on my Laramie on the backside of the steering wheel arms you have two sets of buttons, one on the left and one on the right. One controls the volume and one controls up or down for the channel search.

 

[Riveyman]

And if you press in the center of the left hand side it changes the channel based on your saved/favorite/preset stations.
Up and down only scan for the next station, but I wish it would go through the preset stations. As you have 10/12 presets and you have to go through all of them to get back to one you "missed".... have done this a few times...

 

[BravoZulu]

Thanks All

My 2500 Tradesman doesn’t have the buttons on back side of steering wheel arm.

No biggie, I’ll just reach over and manually tune the radio via the big knob

Thanks For The Info!


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[j_t_l]

My 2500 Tradesman doesn’t have the buttons on back side of steering wheel arm.

No biggie, I’ll just reach over and manually tune the radio via the big knob

Do you have the "voice" button on the steering wheel?

You can also use that and tell the radio what to do: "Tune to FM 123.4".

 

[Distillusion]

Personally, I like the passenger seat voice response system, it includes sufficient intelligence to know my tastes in stations. All I have to say is, "Honey, switch to a better station."

Sometimes she tells me to do it myself, though.