2019 Ram 1500 after 200,000 Miles of Ownership | Truck Central
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- Let's kick off a brand new season on Truck Central with a milestone!! How's the Dusty Dodge holding up after 200k miles? Let's find out...
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The Dusty Dodge is on a journey to 250,000 miles! Let's goooooooo!!!!!
Just purchased a 2021 ram big horn 31,000 miles. Hemi 3.92 geared. Love it. Can’t believe took me this long to purchase a ram. No heated seats or ram boxes. Wish I had those but I’ll live.
I bought a 22 GMC 1500 around the same time my brother bought a 22 Ram 1500 and his truck at 50k has had absolutely zero issues. Mine at 30k miles is on its second 6.2l engine 😢
This makes me feel way better about buying one with 90k on it
200k is solid for any vehicle. Hemi is a great engine. We have 160k on our 2012 Hemi. Still purring 11 years later. We’ve pulled out cars and trucks from the ditch. Long road trips. Towed with it. Love our Ram 💪
Have similar 2020 Limited - not surprised- feel the same way - thing has been flawless and a pleasure to drive (quiet/comfortable). Have a split tailgate and I'd never want another truck without it - makes placing/removing materials so much easier since you don't have to lean over the tailgate. I also added a fold-away step that makes climbing into the bed a breeze. To get both the Rambox and split tailgate, I had a choice of 3 trucks in the US. One in California, one in Colorado and one in Florida. Rare as hen's teeth and that was before covid hit. Very impressive truck - I've owned Ford and Chevy too, so not brand loyal - the RAM is simply the best truck you can buy.
I've always written off RAM trucks but now with the Ford and GM having issues with their 10 speeds, the 5.7 + ZF8HP seems like a great combo. I love Toyota too but no more V8 kinda steers me towards the RAM. Thanks for the thorough review!
What a great update! Ram should see this and pay you to advertise! It has been great to watch and see how this truck has held up, especially for actually using it as a truck. Keep the videos coming!
My limited has 30k and still feels brand new. I doubt I’ll take her to 200k tho
My 2019 Ram 1500 is at 170,000 miles with no major issues.
No one on YT has been more encouraging about owning a Ram truck with a Hemi than you Justin!
Ram owe you, You have me sold on buying that truck, it is a done deal.
I have a 2020 Laramie 1500 e-torque with 160,000 miles. Only replaced the basics. Zero engine issues, e-torque flawless (I was slightly worried when I bought it). Planning to go over 200,000 with it.
What a great video! My dad always drove Ram pickups. He was a very accomplished auto mechanic by trade. Now I am a Ram owner, my son is a Ram owner and my nephew also. Thank you for this! 👍🏾
165k on line still running strong. Ram is on top for me! 👍
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C’mon man! You gotta take to 300k.
I have a 2012 ram 1500 SLT with a hemi and rambox as well. I never want to own a truck without them! They are my wife's favorite thing about the truck as well. I just rolled over 100k a couple of months ago. Love that hemi as well. It's encouraging to see I could get another 10 years and 100k out of her.
I have a 2017 ram 1500 quad cab 5.7 hemi Express 4X4 with the
Thanks for the update! Just a little note on the UOA, elements like Calcium and Magnesium are actually added by the oil manufacturer as detergents to neutralize acid and having "lower than average" doesn't mean anything, you actually want higher numbers there as it generally means a more stout formula. However its the total formulation that matters, magnesium might be half of calcium or another formula might favour high amounts of magnesium and less calcium. Moly is very important of our hemis, it's an additive meant to reduce friction and wear as well. The actual wear elements we need to worry about are Aluminum, Chromium, Copper, and Iron as those come from your engine and not the oil.