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Towing Technology Group

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I have been looking at some 2025 RAM Cummins trucks. One of the trucks has the Towing Technology Group package for $2195.00. Does anyone who has a truck equipped with this find it to be a huge benefit? Thanks youScreenshot 2025-09-04 at 9.07.09 PM.png
 
I have it. I find it extremely beneficial and it comes to use every time i tow my boat, parking it (storage, hotel, house, etc) and at the launch ramp. Even when im hauling my desert toys to the sand dunes to ride, it comes in handy. So IMO, yes, its beneficial, just depends what your doing and what you want to do. It will eliminate a option or 2 as well.
 
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Negates the Aux Switch option. No thanks.
I think you are thinking of the Tow Technology Plus package that adds the "Trailer Reverse Steering Control". The package that the OP posted does not contain that and does not remove aux switches.

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I have it on my '24 and like it a lot. Don't really "need" it, but they are awesome features for towing.
 
Thanks for your replies.... there appears to be a few different tow technology packages or groups. This is from the dealer websites description of the truck and adds LED tail lamps and Bezels? Screenshot 2025-09-05 at 10.16.50 PM.png
 
Cargo view camera - it's very handy, especially hooking up my 5th wheel, though selecting it while driving will let me peek into the bed for a minute to check on things.
360° view - I really like this, it makes getting centered in small parking spaces a breeze, and backing into enclosed spaces so easy.
I've got TTPMS but haven't installed it - it's so much easier to simply purchase a dedicated system with screw on sensors that supply much more information than the Ram system. The Ram system is difficult to implement apparently.
Blind Spot and Cross Path Detection - the way people are driving these days, this has saved my bacon more than once in WalMart parking lots. The blind spot monitor will scare the snot out of you if you signal for a lane change too early after passing someone.
LED tail lamps - everybody wants LED lights. Save yourself the trouble of converting over and just start with them from the factory.
Red tail lamp bezels - really? Aren't tail lights and brake lights required to be red? My rear turn signals are yellow and that's fine with me. They're bright and the contrast might help other drivers know my intention easier.
Trailer Reverse Guidance - if this is the cute little knob on the dash for backing a trailer, I don't have it and don't care for it. It is a pain to set up correctly and having more than one trailer makes it a pain. Just grab the bottom of your steering wheel and turn it the direction you want the back of the trailer to go. It's not rocket surgery. ;)
 
Cargo view camera - it's very handy, especially hooking up my 5th wheel, though selecting it while driving will let me peek into the bed for a minute to check on things.
360° view - I really like this, it makes getting centered in small parking spaces a breeze, and backing into enclosed spaces so easy.
I've got TTPMS but haven't installed it - it's so much easier to simply purchase a dedicated system with screw on sensors that supply much more information than the Ram system. The Ram system is difficult to implement apparently.
Blind Spot and Cross Path Detection - the way people are driving these days, this has saved my bacon more than once in WalMart parking lots. The blind spot monitor will scare the snot out of you if you signal for a lane change too early after passing someone.
LED tail lamps - everybody wants LED lights. Save yourself the trouble of converting over and just start with them from the factory.
Red tail lamp bezels - really? Aren't tail lights and brake lights required to be red? My rear turn signals are yellow and that's fine with me. They're bright and the contrast might help other drivers know my intention easier.
Trailer Reverse Guidance - if this is the cute little knob on the dash for backing a trailer, I don't have it and don't care for it. It is a pain to set up correctly and having more than one trailer makes it a pain. Just grab the bottom of your steering wheel and turn it the direction you want the back of the trailer to go. It's not rocket surgery. ;)

No, it's just the mirror cameras and split view available in the radio.

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