Choosing the right oil for your Dodge is more than just grabbing any bottle from the shelf. Every engine is designed to work with a specific type of oil, viscosity, and certification to ensure it runs smoothly. Dodge recommends full-synthetic…
If you’ve ever found yourself talking trucks, you’ve probably heard the names Dodge and Ram used interchangeably. Dodge and Ram officially split in 2009. The Ram name was used on Dodge trucks from 1981 to 2009, but became its own…
When it comes to American vehicles, few names are as iconic as Dodge and Ram. For years, people called pickup trucks “Dodge Rams,” and the name stuck so strongly that even today many drivers still use it. Dodge and Ram…
If you’re thinking about swapping wheels between Dodge and Chevy or Ford, you’re not alone. It’s a common question among truck owners looking to upgrade their style or reuse a good set of rims. Yes, many Dodge rims will fit…
When it comes to swapping rims or wheels on a Dodge vehicle—whether it’s a Dodge Ram truck, Charger, Challenger, Durango, Journey, or Avenger—compatibility hinges on several key specifications: bolt pattern (PCD), center bore, wheel offset, lug nut/bolt type, and load…
When it comes to truck accessories, one question that frequently arises is whether a truck cap (also known as a camper shell or topper) designed for one brand of truck can be used on another. A Dodge truck cap will…
Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) has become a crucial component in modern diesel vehicles, enabling manufacturers to meet stringent environmental regulations that aim to reduce harmful emissions. Dodge began using DEF in 2010 for Ram trucks equipped with the 6.7-liter Cummins…
The Dodge 440, a legendary big-block V8 engine introduced by Chrysler in 1965, powered a range of iconic vehicles, including muscle cars like the Dodge Coronet and Charger, as well as trucks and motorhomes. For the Dodge 440, use high-ZDDP…