I'm looking at getting a 2021 ED with air suspension. I have heard a lot of issues with this on older ED's. Has anyone had any major problems with the 2020 or later models? I currently have a 2500 with CTD and rear air suspension. No issues over 7 winters in the Rocky Mountain west. When it's super cold -10 to -20 below 0 it doesn't like to lower when button activated, but other than that no issues.
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2021 Eco with Air Suspension
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Your 2500 is completely different System, All My 1500s and Jeeps with 4 point compression ride have performed flawlessly, IMO learning to lower it to exit will save you from related problems when sitting, especially for long periods of time over 48 hours.
You need to concern yourself with the powerplant...Also the engine is out of production for Ram 1500 this year, likely to be discontinued completely in 2024. Buy gas in 1500s the new hurricane motor is phenomenal; I drove one yesterday in the Wagoneer.
You need to concern yourself with the powerplant...Also the engine is out of production for Ram 1500 this year, likely to be discontinued completely in 2024. Buy gas in 1500s the new hurricane motor is phenomenal; I drove one yesterday in the Wagoneer.