5 Of The Most Fun And Practical Easter Eggs Ever Put In A Ram Truck
Easter eggs are a fun way for automotive manufacturers to market their product. If you've never noticed, here are five ways they've been put in Ram trucks.
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Why Kenworth Is Discontinuing The W900 Semi-Truck After Over 60 Years
Kenworth's W900 semi-truck has been around for decades, but the company has finally decided to discontinue it. Here's why the iconic semi-truck is going away.
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When And Why Mazda Stopped Making Pickup Trucks In The US
Mazda used to sell pickup trucks in the U.S., but that ended a while back. Here's when the company stopped selling pickups in the U.S. and the reasons why.
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Aisin Vs. Allison Transmission: How Do They Compare?
The Aisin and Allison transmission are both reliable and well-known, but how do they compare? Here's what you need to know before making a purchase.
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What Does Cetane Booster Do For Diesel Fuel And How Much Should You Use?
Cetane boosters can help make your diesel engine work more efficiently. How do cetane boosters work, and how much should you add to your fuel tank?
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Is California Banning Diesel Trucks? Here's What You Need To Know
California fights America's worst smog with the country's toughest environmental regulations. But is the Golden State really banning diesel trucks?
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Why Do Some Semi-Trucks Have Multiple License Plates?
They're less common than they used to be, but you can still see some semi-trucks sporting more than one license plate. Why? And why did this practice fall off?
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Diesel Engine Glow Plugs Vs Intake Heaters: What's The Difference?
Diesel engines require on heated and compressed air to run efficiently. Glow plugs and intake heaters help make that happen, but how do they work?
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Which Is Cummins' Largest Truck Engine And Why Can't You Put It In Your Pickup?
If you want to put Cummins' largest diesel engine in your truck, we've got bad news -- it'd take a pretty large truck indeed to hold one of the behemoths.
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Why Do Some Trucks Have Extra-Long Antennas On The Roof?
If a little fin antenna is good enough for today's cars, why isn't it good enough for a truck? What's the deal with the extra-long antennas on truck roofs?
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What Is The Most Powerful Cummins Pickup Truck Engine And Where Can You Get It?
Cummins diesel engines power a lot of heavy-duty pickups, but which specific models come with one? Can you buy the engine on its own to drop into your truck?
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What Does It Mean When A Semi-Truck Jackknifes? Here's What Happens
You might have heard the term "jackknifing" with regards to semi-trucks, especially when they're in accidents. What is jackknifing, and how does it happen?
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How Many Miles Can You Expect From The Average Semi-Truck Engine? Here's What Truckers Say
Semi-trucks cover millions of miles each year delivering everything from apples to zithers. How long does a semi-truck engine last with good maintenance?
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6.7 Cummins Lifter Failure: What Years Are Affected (And Possible Fixes)
The 6.7-liter Cummins diesel has been powering Ram trucks for nearly two decades. One common problem is hydraulic lifter failure, but what years does it affect?
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How Are People Stealing Dashboard Screens Out Of RAM Trucks So Easily?
Newer Ram trucks are seeing a rash of criminals stealing the infotainment screen. The problem is: It's shockingly easy to do. Here's how to protect yourself.
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How Do Car Manufacturers Determine Towing Capacity? (And Why You Should Never Go Over It)
Curious how your truck's towing capacity was tested? Here's how it's done, and why it's not a good idea to push that limit, even if you get the trailer moving.
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Chevy L92 Engine: How Much HP Does It Have & Which Vehicles Came With One Under The Hood?
The Chevy L92 kicked off the Vortec 6200 series, but only lasted for two years before it was upgraded to a new designation. What car has an L92 engine?
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10 Things You Should Know Before Buying A Ram 1500 (New Or Used)
The Ram name has a long lineage in the pickup truck business. If you're considering getting into the market, we've got a list of things to know before you do.
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Chevy Silverado Vs. Ford F-150: Which Has More Towing Capacity?
The Ford F-150 and Chevy Silverado are two of the most popular vehicles of any type in the United States. Can an F-150 tow more than a Silverado?
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How Much Can Towing Affect MPG & Range? Here's What You Need To Know
Several factors can cause your fuel economy and EV range to go down, including towing. Here's what you need to know for the next time you hookup your trailer.
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Here's Why (Most) Diesel Engines Don't Have Throttle Bodies
Diesel engines typically offer higher fuel efficiency and torque and longer lifespans than gas engines. How does the lack of a throttle body contribute?
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Why Do Semi Trucks In Michigan Have So Many Wheels?
While most states limit the number of axles on a road vehicle, there are some uniquely large semi trucks on Michigan's highways.
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Is Kia Really Making A Pickup Truck For The US Market?
Seeing the success of trucks like the Ford Maverick and Hyundai Santa Cruz, Kia might also have a compact pickup truck on the way for North America.
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SUV Or Pickup Truck: Which Is Better For Overlanding? (According To Drivers)
If you're interested in doing some offroading, you're spoiled for choice between numerous models of SUVs and pickups. Which vehicle type is better, though?
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How Are Semi Trucks Weighed On The Road? The Tech Behind Weigh Stations Explained
Semi-trucks and their weigh stations are a common sight on the roads, but you've likely never seen the station itself. Here's how they work.
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Fire Truck Vs. Water Truck: What's The Difference?
Why is a fire truck not called a water truck? Is there truly a difference between these two life-saving emergency vehicles? Here's what you should know.
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5 Of The Best Dually Trucks You Can Buy (According To Owners)
The extra set of rear wheels on dually pickups allow them to haul heavy loads. These are the best dually trucks for sale today, according to their owners.
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