that's not bad at all, especially for a cummins engine. Cummins engines are one of the most durable out there and you can beat the hell out of them. My uncle has a 2010 cummins with over 300,000 miles on it, runs like there is only 75,000, if I had the money i would buy this beautiful truck!
Will man I work in the oil patch always traveling and where ever I go my ram go's, I work every day Monday all away thru Sunday.. It's rare that we get a day off, the only thing I had to replace was a tie rod, the dodge house replace for free because of a recall and u joints. But that don't have nothing to do with cummins...
I bought this truck. Put Bushwacker flares, Amp Powersteps and smoke cab lights on it. It's been fun during the winter but it's a bitch to keep clean with the wide tires. The only bummer is that when we got the truck from The Car Company in Baltimore, it showed up missing the H&S MiniMaxx tuner screen. Somebody there or at the transport company stole the tuner which is useless unless on this vehicle. A total drag as it costs a fortune to replace.
I bought the car from the dealer down here near me who I know, and it showed up at his place without the MiniMax Tuner screen. Like I said, could have happened during transport. Thought you should know.
Kendric powell he probably tows over the road, i know a guy that tows new campers to dealerships across the US in a 01 dodge cummins dually, it has 1,300,000 miles and its always climbing lol
it's so stupid, these trucks are so expensive because of the expensive emissions stuff they've added in. Then the people just rip it out to get better fuel economy and less wear and tear on the motor. It's like paying an extra $15K tax to the EPA for a huge disservice.
Grey Goose 4x4 why cummins, ..im on the market for a diesel and from what i understand powerstroke has more power but i think cummins is more easier to fix,
