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I think I had those same ones on my saved items on marketplace in case I wanted to have winter tires too. Nice find!

If you bought the “smart” ones mentioned, they device should be able to program it while the new sensor is installed

I had a Jeep Gladiator but started to see the advantages of EVs and the ridiculous horsepower #s, so I plopped down the $1000 reservation. Then around the price increase in match 2022, I snagged a Mach E that I traded the Jeep for. The Mach E GT was a great car, but I did miss having a truck so...

Looks like they’re discontinuing yellow- glad we all got in early

Can always have 3 sets of wheels/tires: highway, snow, and AT.:champagne:

I followed that post above for my set of dodge wheels, but I will add that tpms247 wasn’t the most reliable. I bought a programmer detailed here. https://www.rivianforums.com/forum/threads/diy-how-to-copy-clone-tpms.9852/

Those with 21s or 22s can use the 275/60/20 tires with the ram wheels, but if you had 20s already, I’d stick with 275/65/20 winter tires (if they exist). Having the speedometer be 3-4 mph off would drive me nuts. im happy with my dodge wheels, I put highway tires on my Rivian wheels and the ATs...

Not a fan of the chime when cruise control disengages

Any eta?

Action shot in Chattanooga

I went the really cheap route with a Lowe’s fence panel. About $100 for the panel, some extra wood support, duct tape, and a few nuts and bolts It’s functional, but can’t say I’d recommend anyone else do it ?

Shame it isnt a week ago, I would have taken the one you didn’t want for my road trip tomorrow. I went with the Lowe’s DIY fence panel route.

Any plans for the one you don’t want to keep?

I never got too far into it, didn’t get anywhere trying to find out the specs of the meridian sub. Made sense in my head to find a more efficient sub with similar power rating and putting it in a bigger custom box.

Found a local group on Facebook heading out there that day if anyone is interested, I’ll forward details on a PM

Hi everyone, I’m from Maryland but planning on being in Chattanooga area this weekend. I had a good time 3 years ago in my Gladiator checking out the trails at Prentice Cooper, and wanted to see if anyone else would be interested in a mini off-road trip Saturday morning.

Swapped back on my OEM scorpion ATs with the dodge ram wheels and my math of 4% increase with the Nokians still holds up.

Either Craigslist, FB Marketplace, or car-part.com and search junkyards near you to find these ram wheels. Id say anywhere from $100-300 a set you’d be doing well.

Junk yards near me have been at $100-125 each for these ram wheels. I think $300 a set would be reasonable, but all depends on location/condition.

Go with the dodge ram 2363 wheel. Like said above, just needs to get you long enough to get fixed.