Retrax Pro. Got it at DFW Truck & Auto Accessories in the Alliance area 35W and Golden Triangle.

I really like it. It's not cheap, so I'd wait for a sale. I imagine 4th of July sales will start soon. I got $300 off for Memorial Day. I just wanted it before vacation.

I loved retrax but hate how much bed space the box takes up. I bought a Worksport trifold

aggiecody06 said:

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I loved retrax but hate how much bed space the box takes up. I bought a Worksport trifold

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I know most foldable are not truly 100% waterproof, but does it do a good job minimizing water leakage in heavy rain?

Didn't get to put it on till after this weekends storm so no real test as of yet.

What would make it do that at 20 miles?

For those in Houston area that bought from Mark Dodge, where do you get warranty work done?

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For those in Houston area that bought from Mark Dodge, where do you get warranty work done?

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What part of Houston?

ktownag08 said:

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For those in Houston area that bought from Mark Dodge, where do you get warranty work done?

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I go to Gilman Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep at BW8 and 59. I have worked with them over the years and they do a good job.

Hoping don't have to worry about that lol

North side

I went with TT inline 6 and absolutely love it so far. Great get up and damn good gas mileage.

I've got 130k miles and never had any issues with etorque so far. Hopefully it stays that way.
Love my Ram

Here comes all the etorque, and TT guys with all their success stories

FML

My point isn't some success story, just that I am thankful that haven't seen any issues with my etorque system as others have.

I HAVE had all kinds of headaches with the entertainment system. That thing is buggy as hell. When I asked the dealership a couple years ago they were like " yeah all Rams have issues and they don't know what's the problem"….

That said
Love my Ram and it's been my favorite truck I've ever owned.

I was going into the Rebel delivery wondering if the glove box screen would cause me issues down the road.

Yeah I'm not sure if I would want that.

I have a 22 Laramie longhorn. it has the saddle seats with cooling and heat, which I love, and it doesn't have the huge waterfall screen. I prefer the switches and knobs anyway. I hate having to try and navigate the screens while driving…knobs and switches are more intuitive for me anyway.
If I ordered a new Ram I would stay away from all the extra screens and stuff.

I do wish they offered the 6.4 engine in the 1500 though. Now that GM is offering the 5.7 and 6.6, maybe Ram will do it too. I would also love to see Ram offer the 1500 cab layout in the 2500/3500 series. I hate that you basically have to sacrifice the back seat to go heavy duty.

I drive the truck a lot and use it a lot at my ranch. It's a work truck that while it stays dirty, it still really comfortable for all the driving I do. Only weakness is towing limitation

Just got done driving my new Ram Laramie home from Twin Lakes, Colorado to the DFW area. That is without a doubt the most comfortable truck I've ever driven. Usually after 4-5 hours, my ass starts to hurt. Well, I just drove nearly 13 hours and feel fine, other than fatigue from driving all day.

The V8 did great climbing the steep mountains and hills. Got my truck not even a month ago and already have 3,300 miles on it. Going to change the oil sometime this next week. Hoping not to leave the house for the rest of the weekend.

And I also agree with the second screen being stupid. I had a choice of the truck I got or one with the full digital dash and passenger screen. I forewent that so I could have a larger fuel tank and Ram boxes.

Thanks for all the info on this thread. I am starting to look at new Rams since we are giving my son my 2018 Laramie. trying to decide between the Laramie and the Limited/Longhorn (like both). And I go back and forth on the Ram boxes.