Tazer for 2500 or equiv?

[RRebel2048]

On my gladiator I had a tazer so I could program things like tire size etc., without having to spend money at the dealer for them to do it for me. I'm about to put 37's on my new 24' PW, and I was looking, but I don't see any programmers for it -- what are you all doing when you go up in tire size?

 

[Screech]

AlfaOBD is what I would use and it can do more than just change tire size.

 

[stickshifter]

On my gladiator I had a tazer so I could program things like tire size etc., without having to spend money at the dealer for them to do it for me. I'm about to put 37's on my new 24' PW, and I was looking, but I don't see any programmers for it -- what are you all doing when you go up in tire size?

There isn't a Tazer yet for the 2024 Ram 2500 (6.4 Hemi).

Here is the reply I received from Z Automotive on January 9, 2025:
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Hello,
We dont currently have a Tazer for your truck but we are working on it.. just no ETA at this moment. But be sure to check our social media pages for any updates.
Thanks,
Customer Support
Z Automotive Technologies
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My local shop recommended JScan: https://jscan.net/ but it doesn't look like they have one yet for the 2024 Ram 2500.

Another option is the AEV ProCal, but it is expensive, and much more limited in what it can do when compared to a Tazer or Jscan.

 

[Brutal_HO]

AlfaOBD (Android or Windows)

JScan (Android or Apple)

You'll need a decent OBDII reader like Vgate vLinker MC or MC+(iOS) and a security gateway bypass cable (KAOdTECH).

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Thread 'AlfaOBD'

Aug 22, 2019

Has anyone played with AlfaOBD on their 2019 HD's yet? I'm curious if anything is accessible to "change" and if it just works. There is lots of different info out there on other forums, but i haven't found anything in regards to the 2019's.

EDIT: AlfaOBD does work, here is the what is needed to use it on 2019 and newer HD Rams:
- The Android app from google play store, or windows download from AlfaOBD.com. (Windows version strongly recommended) (AlfaOBD is Windows/Android only)
- A Bluetooth interface such as OBDLink MX+ or OBDLink LX (cheaper than the MX+ if you don't need iOS support...

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[2powerwagons]

Alfaobd should work fine. It will also let you lower the TPMS thresholds too if you're running larger lower pressure tires . Most dealers won't do that for you.