2025 RAM 1500 Complaints
View complaints related to 2025 RAM 1500. The complaints found here are submitted by actual consumers with first hand experience. There are more than 330 complaints submitted for the 2025 RAM 1500. You can submit your own complaint to the NHTSA or call the Hotline, Monday-Friday 8am to 8pm at (888) 327-4236, TTY: (800) 424-9153.
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2025 RAM 1500- Royse City, TX
The contact owns a 2025 Ram 1500. The contact stated that the air pressure was set at 55 PSI and the air pressure levels caused the vehicle to bounce too high while driving over bumps or uneven roads. The contact lowered the pressure to 45 PSI, which caused the vehicle to run smoother however, the tire pressure light remained illuminated. The contact stated that while looking online, the contact became aware of NHTSA Campaign Number: 25V231000 (Tires, Electrical System); and related the failure to the recall. The vehicle was taken to the dealer, but the vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The dealer confirmed that the VIN was not included in the recall. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 20,000.
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2025 RAM 1500- Maple Hill, NC
Purchase truck and noticed on test drive steering wheel was off centered to the right by about 10-15 degrees.When Lane Assist was activated truck would drift right only to be alerted by the assist which would over correct steering to the left side of the lane.Lane Assist would just continue this effort to keep truck center.Truck has been aligned twice already and steering is still off centered to right.Back again to different dealership and tech ran EPS Flash and ran a steering angle calibration on EPS.Still not correct.Stored code was found as well C121A-00 Steering Angle Sensor not Initialized.Will continue working with dealerships till a solution has been found by engineering at RAM.I wish RAM would put this on a high priority fix, because I cannot use my Lane Assist safety feature.Due to steering issue..
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2025 RAM 1500- Concord, NC
Brand new vehicle. From day one pulls to the right. Flimsy steering. I always find myself having to drive below speed limit. Unsafe at speed limit especially on country roads. Also ends up being unsafe as I have to drive slower. Multiple other drivers confirmed this issue in my vehicle. Daily drive female, no offroad use or work use, no accidents. 1500 miles now on the odo. Problem from day one. Intend to take to dealer soon but wanted to make report especially there are other users complaints online and it is a serious matter. Several times almost lost control. Appears to be releated to electronic steering behavior.
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2025 RAM 1500- Yazoo City, MS
This has occurred twice in the last 2-3 months. I was at a 2-way stop and after I stopped and started to pull into a cross-traffic opening, the transmission seemed to disengage momentarily (for approximately 1-2 seconds) leaving me unable to accelerate out of the way of oncoming traffic which causes the other drivers to rapidly close the distance between themselves and my vehicle before the transmission will unexpectedly re-engage causing a sudden rather violent jerk of the entire vehicle. The jerking was so violent and the other vehicle so close that I pulled over in one of the instances to verify that I hadn't been actually rear-ended. As I stated above, the problem has already occurred twice. No, the dealer has not yet evaluated the situation. I plan to take it into the dealer next week and mention the issue. No, the vehicle has not yet been inspected by the manufacturer or others listed. In neither case was there any warning lamps or messages. The "additional Details" below are for the most recent event.
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2025 RAM 1500- Beatrice, NE
My wife and kids were locked inside the truck and couldn't get the doors to unlock. They tried both driver side and passenger side door lock buttons and even tried locking and unlocking the door again but it was still stuck for a while. It didn't matter if the engine was on or off. They were eventually able to get out.
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2025 RAM 1500- Arnold, MD
Vehicle was being driven at highway speed at about 0555. There were no warning lights including no battery or low voltage warnings. Suddenly every warning light came on and all systems failed. Engine had stopped and computer had shifted vehicle into neutral. Power steering and power brakes had failed as well. At least one driver side rear tail light went out (I think forward headlights as well but not sure). The vehicle was still coasting at highway speed!!! Engine would not restart. I was extremely lucky to not be in an accident as the vehicle was suddenly essentially undrivable while traveling at a high rate of speed. I was lucky to be able to get it to side of road safely but in different traffic conditions this likely would have caused an accident as it was impossible to increase speed, and extremely difficult to steer or brake. The car is at dealers for repairs. I suspect this is a failure of the PCM software and eTorque system similar to the recall put in place to 2019-2023 ETorque models with the V8 (mine is V6 and a 2025). THIS IS A HUGE DANGER AND RISK. With no warning the vehicle becomes undrivable while it is being driven!! Had I needed to stop quickly I could not. Had I needed to turn quickly to avoid something I could not. Had I needed to accelerate to avoid being rear ended, I could not.
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2025 RAM 1500- Boynton Beach, FL
I am describing a potential incident. The tow mirrors are so large on this vehicle that is virtually impossible to determine if cars are coming, especially when making a left turn. They are creating an extreme safety hazard. There are a huge number of people on the internet describing near collisions and paying dealerships huge amounts of money to replace these mirrors.
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2025 RAM 1500- Racine, WI, WI
Vehicle arriving and parked in parking spot. Occupants tried to leave vehicle and doors would not unlock. Had to use keyfob whicle still inside of vehicle. Door unlock buttons were not working to unlock doors. Only front doors unlocked but rear doors remained locked trapping 1 occupant in the rear. Driver exited the vehicle and the alarm went off. Driver had to try multiple times to shut off alarm. Driver entered vehicle and vehicle did not recognize key fob. Rear occupant was not able to exit vehicle as rear doors would not unlock. Rear occupant had to climb over center consul to exit vehicle. Keyfob # 2 had to be retrieved from house and brought to vehicle in order to unlock vehicle. After 30 minutes keyfob number 1 was functioning normally.
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2025 RAM 1500- Waxahachie, TX
Vehicle dies while at idle and shifts into park. Only 14000 miles. Dangerous in traffic.
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2025 RAM 1500- Lakewood , WA
150 amp fuse blew. Caused auxillary battery to die and the truck didnt start. Caused the check engine light to turn on and many features such as lane keep assist, adaptive cruise control, remote start, and auto start/stop didn't work. The manufacturer and dealer states that it's not a warrantied item. Thr 150 amp fuse connects both batteries
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