Own A Ram Truck? Drive One In Idaho? You'll Want To Read This

2025 is gonna get ya, one way or another.

If it's not the price of eggs rising daily, it's AI taking your job. If it's not AI taking your job, it's political turmoil. If it's not political turmoil, it's your freaking brand new truck getting recalled because life isn't fair and everything is doodoo.

Ok, for real though. If you drive a Ram truck, you're about to have a bad time.

Ugh. Err. I drive a Ram truck. What should I know?

Well, all the bad stuff. And that includes a massive recall on Ram trucks that've been sold, and are now being driven, across the U.S. The reason for the recall? Backup cameras.

Chrysler's parent company, Stellantis, announced a critical error with rearview cameras on some newer Ram models that could cause them to malfunction, creating a very dangerous situation for drivers.

If you're concerned about your vehicle being recalled, and what your next course of action should be, check out the list here to see if you need to be worried or not.

Unfortunately, this is just the latest in a pretty savage string of recalls that have affected vehicles here in the U.S. in the first half of 2025.

Chrysler owners aren't the only victims. Not by a longshot. Recently, thousands of Toyota vehicles were recalled here in Idaho and across the U.S., and owners were obviously none too happy about it: