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yeah, i'm going to have to get a collection of plates or blocks. too bad lego doesn't make some 2x6 sized blocks that would handle 12 tons

that's actually the one i was looking at, debating between the 12 ton and 20 ton models. since the truck is only 4 ton, 12 ton seemed like it would be sufficient. so you haven't found it to be unreliable, or high maintenance etc? or difficult to use thanks again

just wondering, since i have suitable onboard air already, is there some reason that using an air powered bottle jack to change a tire on pavement would be a bad idea? (assuming i can find one with the right height and travel for my truck) example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAZHd7-VrRU...

2017 they're in now. not ideal location, but it works.

where'd you put yours? there's an easily replaceable panel that seems made for installing switches just low left of the steering column. however, it points down so the arb style switch lights are barely visible to the driver. the rest of the dash seems pretty full

definitely. and will have that installed next week. i'll probably run without a spare for a while, but will also limit how far away from civilization i get too also, martinjmpr, no i don't have the 37s yet. they'll be installed next week. i have 33" factory tires now, and the ram dealer...

hamachi thanks for the pic and feedback! strap it to trailer.... it may be possible, when i'm on trips with the trailer (half of my trips). the trailer has space for 2 spare tires, but doubt they will accommodate 37" tires. if they do, it will be close these are not my pics, just...

never. doesn't sound like much fun, especially in the snow on side of a mountain in middle of nowhere, which is why i initially rejected it and was just looking at bumper options.

I'm debating bumper mount vs roof rack. 37" tire, 2017 ram 2500 mega cab, towing tent trailer half the time. Typical trip is 1000+ interstate miles followed by 50+ miles on dirt and worse BLM or similar roads/trails My wish list: A spare tire Not unnecessarily extending length of vehicle Not...

where's the dirt devil trail?

thanks all, i got a couple factory plates on my ram 2500. what are sliders?

when people here use the word "armor" as in, for example, "you will want armor for this trail" what do they mean, and what are the normal minimum and maximums? i am aware of aftermarket and factory plates that protect parts of the drive train like differentials. And of course, the more...