I went with aftermarket 22 Inch wheels and changed all the brake rotors, solved the issue.

Update?? I'm having vibration issues too..

Did that fix it?

I'm going to check them next.. just haven't gotten around to it yet.. noticed the rear control arm bushings are ruined from all the shakes.. gonna have the dealer replace them before my warranty is over.

@@CDNGoMangoSRT I have a 2013 Ram. I never considered the transfer case being an issue. I have been chasing this vibration since i bought it. Rebuilt entire front end with Moog parts, factory control arms are junk! Same issue. Front wheel bearings got noisy, changed them and still no change. New pads and rotors all the way around, new shocks and I just changed the U-Joints yesterday. Shake is still there any time I get near 70mph. I had a 2007 ram as well. Smooth like silk at 80mph all day long. Thoughts?

Driveshaft balance?

Same issue here, 2016 Ram Bilstein leveled with 20X10's and 33X12.5 Aturro trail blades. Had it Road Force balanced and still the same issue. Driving me insane.

The issue is the front driveshaft cups on the output from the front differential. Go under, grab the drive axle near the differential and try to move it.

Look on my page, i had a 2014, it did that. Replaced the differential and the axles because they do not make the output shaft for the drives side. They come out when you try to take it apart.

@@sideways4daystunewerksinc578 link to your page please

@@paperpeng1 click the blue pop up link. The comment you made created it.

This does not make sense. Its easier to balance a larger tire, do you mean smaller tires??? Tires with low- to hardly any sidewall are incredibly hard to balance because of what you said, any imperfection is exacerbated. In any case, the tires are not the issue. As some one who owned a 2014 with this problem, I can tell you 100% its a drive line flaw.

@@clarda1 ho get your tires trued at a local semi place and let me know. I can tell you for certain this is the issue. No balance or road force will help you. Your post on tires doesnt make sense itself. I own a shop. This has taken care of all vibration issues on all RAMs that come through here.

Tires are not the problem on this dodge rams is something else I got new 20" pirelli tires Balanced wheels still the same went back to my 17" rims and new tires still the same front and rear u joints still d same even the dodge dealer don't know shit what's causing that is a big problem with this dodge rams I got a 14 my friend got a 2016 my ex got a 2016 too and they all doing the same shit it sucks new front end too it made no change

@@razah2339 I have owned 2 rams now, one has 108k miles and 4 sets of tires. The other 138k and 5 sets of tires. From the time the install of the tires is done to the drive over to get them cut the truck vibrates. I have had 9 sets of tires now trued, balanced, and alignments done every time I put new tires on and both of my trucks have been driving like glass no vibrations whatsoever.

@@artz330 will this cause your truck to vibrate in the rear only and not in the steering wheel? I have rotated my tires and the vibration is still in the rear? Could it still be tires Or driveline?

Replace the wheels with a nice aftermarket set. The Chrysler oem wheels are shit at high speed.

@@CDNGoMangoSRT Does this helped in your case?! It will be nice for us to know what solution you found for yourself.

Spent 2k on good rims and tires. No improvement here!🤬