Will this void warrenty?

Put the airbags on. It will help with sag and steady the load. I have had them on all my tow vehicles. Have them on the current truck...

"But the RV dealer said I could tow anything with a diesel!"

^ That's right Dennis. Raising the COG by leveling the truck is not "safer".

I can't think of many 5ers other than Scamp 19 that would not put a 2009+ Ram half ton over GVWR. Regardless, the warranty question - no aftermarket products will void OEM warranties unless the part is proven to cause an issue. this may be useful.

Question for you fiver guys...adding air springs to an already overloaded truck with stability problems wouldn't necessarily FIX those problems would it. It seems it may exacerbate the issues more. Is that correct??...Dennis

Old-Biscuit wrote:
OPs profile shows 2 FWs

2005 Savoy 29 RKS for 'traveling'..........GVWR 9950#

And

2015 Heartland 3700 that is now our home


The 2005 will be overweight...but shouldn't be excessive
Hopefully that is what OP is towing and the 2015 Heartland stays parked/

Either one is over for gvwr and gcwr I suspect...

OPs profile shows 2 FWs

2005 Savoy 29 RKS for 'traveling'..........GVWR 9950#

And

2015 Heartland 3700 that is now our home


The 2005 will be overweight...but shouldn't be excessive
Hopefully that is what OP is towing and the 2015 Heartland stays parked/

2oldman wrote:
His profile shows a Heartland 37. If that means it's 37 feet long, that's WAY overweight for his truck.

I think you're correct in that assumption.

From looking at Ram website, the truck has max payload of 1501 lbs, and max tow about 9100 lbs. If the rear end is 3.55, tow capacity is only 8100.

I looked at several sites listing Heartland 3700s. All had pin weights near 2500 lbs. Some were closer to 2800. All had gross weights at or above 15000 lbs.

If those numbers are correct, the truck is not overloaded by just a little, but, overloaded by a lot. It's over on towing capacity, payload, GVWR, GCVWR, and most likely axle weights and tire loading.

As far as voiding warranty, adding airbags would not do that. However, overloading could, and airbags won't fix that.

Any fiver is going to exceed mfg GVWR/GCWR/GAWR. so what's your question again?

heygo ahead because you probably voidedthe warranty overweighing the truck