Vehicle Nickname: AH64ID's 2022
Date Added To The Garage: 2022-11-23
Garage Link: AH64ID's 2022

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4100 mile 3 week road trip is over.  Fly home tomorrow out of sea tac back to Alaska.   Maybe a new truck by next weekend.  One low tire and some California state park  officer  with big old glock hanging on his hip complained that I was in a handicap spot and my blue tag was not hanging on the mirror but laying on the dash.  Several near misses of courd

Course.  $ 5.75 a gallon was the most I paid for gas on the cali coast.  

Will fit a 2022 not 2021 sorry 

The vibration feels road/tire speed not engine/driveline speed. You feel it in the drivers seat and floor boards. It happens in the high 30s to almost 50 mph. Then eases up until 65 and up, and never really goes away. The kind of wild card is that especially at highway speeds, the vibe isn't constant, it kind of disappears (quick fade out then quick fade back in) for a couple seconds then right back. It doesn't line up with corners either. The other wild card is, the drive from the dealership is usually fine, but the next morning the vibration is back, same as before. 

dealership has done:

multiple road force balances on all four tires, only match mounted one rim/tire.

Swapped tires and rims with another truck, no change (turns out that truck vibrated when it had a trailer hooked up to it as well)

checked rim runout

checked brake runout

checked driveshaft balance

I have done a lot of reading around the 5th gen ram truck forums and there is no clear answer. Some are fixed by new tires, some are fixed by new rims, others have gone so far as to measure the driveshaft angles and find that those are not even close to correct and having to fix that with aftermarket adjustable arms and shimming the transfer case. <-The guy who did this ended up lemon lawing the truck because it still didn't fix the vibration. Then there are others that find that its the transmission or transfer case causing the issue.

I'm a bit at a loss right now.   

@Turbo Terry, I know you are waiting for yours, just be proactive when you test drive the truck for the first time. I constantly have to remind myself that forums are often a vocal minority. I hope my issues don't sour your feeling about yours. 

I've been fighting with the dealer to fix it 3 times since January, all 3 times same thing, drive home was smooth but next day the vibration was back. All told, the truck has been at the dealer for over 90 days over those visits. Unfortunately, CT lemon law is 24k miles. I bought the truck with 23k but first brought it in with 26k. So I don't think I can lemon law the truck. This past time they said they were done with the truck, as in not putting anymore money into fixing the vibration, so I either have to restart with another dealer or see if I can figure out what it is. Good news is I'm not barred from warranty work in general.