2016 Ram brake control
My new Ram has electronic brake settings labeled "light, medium, heavy." What do these mean? Light might be different then my idea of light, etc. Say, would "light" mean trailers between 1000 and 500...
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O.K. Here we go again----I wasn't going 75 mph with a utility trailer when the tire blew. We were doing 75 empty going to Montana empty, where we finished a job and picked up the utility trailer--80 degrees, and I was doing about 60 mph when the tire blew.
Geezz, over there in Maryland. I'm about as professional a driver as you could find. I have over 1.5 million miles, firefighting driver operator, big box ambulances (in the Sierra Nevada I-80 region), big rig, over 25,000 miles RVing, and 13 years driving law enforcement--no accident. I wouldn't tow a trailer of any type over 65 mph.
My question was about the braking system in the Ram, with a comment about the mileage the dashboard was showing. Why even sometimes the "lie O meter" shows 99mpg. That would be on a hill, which we have quite a few of here in the West.
YEEHAW
Geezz, over there in Maryland. I'm about as professional a driver as you could find. I have over 1.5 million miles, firefighting driver operator, big box ambulances (in the Sierra Nevada I-80 region), big rig, over 25,000 miles RVing, and 13 years driving law enforcement--no accident. I wouldn't tow a trailer of any type over 65 mph.
My question was about the braking system in the Ram, with a comment about the mileage the dashboard was showing. Why even sometimes the "lie O meter" shows 99mpg. That would be on a hill, which we have quite a few of here in the West.
YEEHAW
