Good morning fellas, ladies! hope everyone is well. While this isn't a "which should I buy" thread I thought it would be an interesting thread to start to get opinions from both sides.
my story.... My wife and I factory ordered a 2015 GMC sierra Denali dually back in the summer of 2014, we drove it for a year and loved it, I deleted it and the mileage sky rocketed. towed amazing, and gave us great reliability.
Fast forward to august 2015 after we get back home from the lake, a close family friend brings over his new 2015 RAM limited cummins, ive always been a fan of the cummins engine but didn't think a whole lot of dodge/ram interiors MOSTLY because I hadn't been in one since the old body style and interior. Needless to say I was blown away by the limited interior and all the options and creature comforts that the limited had versus my denali. I have always said I never did buy my GMC's for their interiors rather the duramax/Allison combo, while I believe GM did pick up there game in the 2015s I still feel they lack some very common sense ammenties that should come standard on a
80,000$ truck.
Long story short, my wife and I decide to go check out a 2015 RAM cummins the following week, wife never usually says anything about our trucks just "as long as itll pull our camper/boat to the lake" Ive never seen her so excited about a truck. Anyway as of October 2015 we've been driving a 2015 RAM 3500 dually limited with aisin transmission. Being a GM guy all my life and having owned 5 duramax's I can honestly say I am extremely pleased with my switch to RAM, performance wise I am sure the trucks will be on par stock for stock. However I feel RAM has taken a very bold step forward in providing what I refer to as a "luxury" interior with amenities that I feel should also be standard on my denalis ive owned. I must also confirm that I still LOVE my duramax trucks ive had flawless KM on every single one ive owned. I think we switched this time just strictly on an interior basis. I also love the fact that its completely "turn key" tow ready from factory, just set your fifth wheel hitch in the bed and go, HOWEVER these puck style hitches are **** expensive.
So I guess my purpose of this thread, is not to start an argument of what truck is better. Rather to see who may have made a switch either way, your opinions, your likes/dislikes, and how you feel one tows over the other? I personally have yet to tow with my RAM... camping season is incredibly close for us and I have a severe itch to hook up and pull with this thing to get a compairison.
cheers!
2015 RAM cummins 3500 dually Limited
2018 Montana high country
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