Very very limited productionSome would call that a "NAFTA special edition"... Someone might be willing to spend good money for a 1 of 4 or 5 special edition speed limited RHO's.
New info on 98 mph top speed.
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$310 on Discount tire, FYI
What recall?
2025 billet RHO with 8,000 miles, featured in 2, maybe 3 YouTube videos and “possibly” caught the attention of stellantis, has foutz 2” leveling kit, Kmc wheels, Baja designs lights, foutz billet control arms and fox bump stops could be yours for 100k!!That's the move right there...sell as special edition featured in multiple YouTube videos, lawsuit, and negotiations with settlement!
Damn! I want to buy the truck from myself!Come one, come all...10k over sticker...this RHO cracked the ride height issue, this RHO brought attention to the speed limit issue, own the RHO that figured out the center screen lies more than a woman. One of a kind, there will never be another like it!
The recall that went out for 219 trucks built for export that possibly caused this entire mess.
I hear if you give the owner a tug, he may let you take it around the block.
Give me a tug and I’ll let you take your ol’ lady or the mistress out for a nice weekend date.I hear if you give the owner a tug, he may let you take it around the block.
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The OEM T rated tires are not street legal in Europe/Australia. There are no (18+inch wheel) tires you can buy with a T rating. Only one manufacturer sells S rated 35 tire on 20inch wheel. No major tire maker offers any tire above Q rated. Go figure....
Maybe I’m misunderstanding your statement, but I’m going to say that this isn’t true. There are at least two brands of tires in our size (325/65R18) that are T rated.
The stock Goodyears, and Falken Wildpeak A/T4W.
Not to steal the thread but which tires do you guys prefer between those 2? I had the falken wildpeaks at4w on my wrangler and loved them. When it comes time for new tires will you stick with a new pair of stock Goodyear or switch over?
Is there a performance advantage in grip in dry and snow performance between the 2?
I think he means in the country that this recall is for, like Australia?
I don’t know what practical differences there are between the two. But I’m sticking with the Goodyears. Primarily because I bought a very lightly used set of 4 for $500 from a guy who was upgrading to 37’s. They’ve been sitting in my garage for a year now, and it’s high time to swap. My original Goodyears are getting hella-noisy (just flipped 50k on the odo).
He’s in Europe. And Falkens are available there. But maybe they’re outlawed or something.
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Nah. It comes with the 11-12 average mpg no matter how you drive “tune”But will I get better MPGs?
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I get that with the DS. But I figured that. More power equals less MPGs. More than worthwhile trade off.
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Scared to see what I would get with a DS then.I get that with the DS. But I figured that. More power equals less MPGs. More than worthwhile trade off.
Chris
well into the 8-9 range
