jkeaton

Correct forum. Unique problem.

19" tires are ridiculously expensive around me compared to 17"

Bored at work already...

No idea at all. When the internet fails you, pick up the phone and call to ask them directly. Your tire size is listed on the drivers side door jamb label. Just get the same size tire. No issues regardless if they specifically say it fits your particular vehicle.

That is correct.

Iirc, if you are referring to the grey strip at the very bottom, it does not come off. You'll have to tape and cover everything around it.

Yes. The tires will be the same.

I've had other vehicles that only respond to an OEM cap. Meaning purchased from the dealer. The evap systems are so sensitive nowadays, aftermarket has caps don't provide the necessary seal.

What kind of gas cap did you replace it with?

Not to me, but others will chime in swearing that they have picked up XXHP and XXMPG's just by installing a filter. To me, spending $10-15 every 2 years for a paper filter is better than spending twice that much for, say a K&N drop in filter that requires periodic cleaning and oiling. Which is a pain.

There are none. The vehicle is already equipped with a cold air intake. An aftermarket intake will be a ram air type that sucks hot air from the engine compartment. They are a waste of money and only good for looks and sound.

Only lasted as long as the OEM tires. When we bought new tires last year, just filled with air.

Does who happen to know?

Welcome!

Yeah, not going to be much diesel help on this forum, unfortunately......I wish we had them here too.

I love all vehicles in general, not just Dodge. You can view my vehicle list here.

Agreed. Get your charging system checked.

And probably wont be back....

There certainly some piss poor dealership experiences expressed. I guess I'm in the minority with an excellent servicing dealer.

The problem is the battery. Get it and your charging system checked out.

Yes. The AWD/ABS/Traction control all work together.

Sorry for your disappointment. Mine is perfect.

Thanks for sharing......

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No need to pay a premium price for an overhyped filter when there are other options. Oil filters are oil filters. Change your oil at the recommended intervals and use the filter of your choice. Been following that logic for over 40 years now. Never had an issue.