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It is very important to note that this 2019 – 2021 Dodge Ram 12 inch screen upgrade does require in-vehicle programming, and Windows PC or Laptop for computer access at the vehicle IS Required. Note: Apple / MAC is NOT supported.

MVI will supply the necessary programming software and cables to connect to your vehicle, however, computer knowledge of installing software and necessary drivers are required. MVI will provide step-by-step programming instructions and tech support to assist in the process (tech support must be scheduled).

The programming process can be a bit tricky in some vehicles, so patience and tech support cooperation is a requirement for a successful installation. Please make sure you have a PC computer and have a good level of comfort in operating it before making this purchase.

While browsing through theforums section on our sister site 5thGenRams.com, a few members had mentioned that the popular 12-inch Uconnect system was now showing up on the RamTrucks.com Build & Price configurator for the 2019 Ram 1500 Big Horn trim level. To ensure this wasn’t just an error on the configurator system, I reached out to our friends over at the Ram Truck brand who confirmed to us that the 12-inch Uconnect screen is now available as an option on the 2019 Ram 1500 Big Horn models.

The “footlong” is a $2,095 (All prices are USD) option on the Big Horn and comes standard with Navigation. Compared to the 8.4-inch Uconnect 4C system with navigation which retails for $1,395. The 12-inch Uconnect system does force the Big Horn Level 2 Equipment Group, which adds another $2,400 to the bottom line. With that being said the Level 2 Equipment Group contains a ton of options such as:

We also reached out to a few dealers friends, and they confirmed that they can order Big Horn models with the 12-inch Uconnect screen now. So potential Ram 1500 Big Horn buyers rejoice. It took a while, but Ram has listened.

We"ve left the time when trucks were merely implements of work far in the rearview, and as such, any review of one needs to include an evaluation of the big, fat touchscreen smack in the middle of it. Forget any philosophizing about whether screens belong in trucks or what trucks are "supposed" to be used for. That horse is out of the barn. Our 2019 Ram 1500 has the biggest screen of all, so let"s talk about it.

The optional 12.0-inch Uconnect screen offered by Ram helped put this truck over the top when it won our 2019 Truck of the Year award. All trucks offer touchscreens at this point, and some don"t even sell a trim level without one. Ram, and its parent company FCA, have long been leaders in terms of the software on the screen, but the 2019 Ram 1500 brought the hardware, too.

Installing a massive, portrait-oriented screen in the dash gave Ram a lot of opportunities to address the inherent drawbacks of screens. First and foremost, larger screens can fit larger text, buttons, and images on them if you program them right. This makes whatever"s on the screen easier to read at a glance. It makes it easier to find and press the virtual button you"re looking for. It means less time with your eyes off the road.

Such an advantage isn"t appreciated until it"s taken away. Using the same excellent Uconnect software in other FCA products after having gotten used to the big screen is a disappointing eye-opener. The 8.0-inch screen in many other FCA products is the industry average size, but every line of text and virtual button is smaller and crammed up closer to other things on the screen. Finding the information you need takes more concentration, as does hitting the right virtual button. Once you"ve been spoiled by the big screen, little ones feel inadequate.

Of course, you wouldn"t have to spend any time at all looking for virtual buttons if there were real, tangible, physical buttons and knobs you could find with muscle memory and your sense of touch. Ram"s got you there, too. Lining either side of the screen are hard buttons for the driver and passenger"s climate controls and knobs for radio volume and tuning. And if you"d prefer not to take your hands off the wheel no matter what the interface, there are buttons on the back sides of the steering wheel spokes at nine and three for volume and tuning controls, or you could use voice commands.

The latter are a mixed bag. Recognizing natural speech is difficult enough for a computer before you consider dialects, syntax, and background noise. Ram"s system does pretty well understanding clear, concise commands, but it"s not like talking to Siri, Alexa, or Google. You don"t ask for things, you give it orders.

Integrating those outside technologies is the real triumph here. Some automakers have trouble even doing that, but Ram has hit it out of the park with the mega screen. See, on any normal, landscape-oriented screen, CarPlay or Android Auto take over the whole screen. Now, you have to switch back and forth between user interfaces, one for the smart phone functions and one for the vehicle functions. Not the Ram. CarPlay or Android Auto is simply assigned one of the two "cards," the upper or lower half of the screen (you can swap cards with the push of a virtual button). The other card can be whatever other primary system you want: audio, climate controls, navigation, phone, or Sirius XM Travel Link services.

Even when you"re not using CarPlay or Android Auto, Ram"s card system is a brilliant bit of customization. Want to be able to pick and choose between your radio presets without losing the navigation? Put "em on two different cards. Need the map up high so you don"t miss a turn? Put it on top until you get out of the city, then swap it to the bottom when you"re out on the highway with miles to go before the next instruction. Or make any card full screen for more detail.

Of course, no software is completely free of bugs, or you wouldn"t have to update the apps on your phone every week. The big screen on our long-term Ram wasn"t free of them, either. As we reported in an earlier update, ours had an issue with the backup camera, which takes over the upper card when the truck is in reverse (the lower card is replaced at the same time by seat heating/cooling controls, a nice touch when you"re getting ready to back out of the driveway in the morning). We had an intermittent issue with the camera image refusing to go away when the truck was shifted out of reverse, but a software update at the dealer during a normal service took care of it.Looks good! More details?

Besides the powerful engine options that arm the 2019 Ram truck lineup with impressive towing and payload capability, the reason truck shoppers are drawn to new Ram trucks is because of their advanced technology features.  The 2019 Ram 1500 has the option of being equipped with its standard 5” Color Touchscreen, an 8.4” Color Touchscreen, or an incredible 12” Color Touchscreen Display.  As jaw-dropping as these are they can also be a bit overwhelming to someone who is not all that tech-savvy.  Here at Clinton Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram we understand those concerns and that is why we have organized all the info you need in order to understand the touchscreen features and options in your Ram truck.

New 2019 Ram trucks get loaded with Uconnect® 3, 4, or 4C Nav depending on the trim level that you choose.  The difference is the amount of integration between the large touchscreen display and the tech features of the 2019 Ram truck lineup.  Watch the two videos below that will show you how to customize and use all the features that come loaded into the Uconnect® color touchscreen display of the 2019 Ram 1500.

The 2019 RAM 1500 is a beautiful truck filled with both features and capability. When it comes to technology, the 2019 RAM 1500 knows no rival. You can see what we mean as we explore the features of the 2019 RAM 1500 Uconnect screen specifically with the available 12-inch touchscreen.

The 2019 RAM 1500 offers the largest-in-class touchscreen with a total diagonal size of 12 inches. If you think that’s not too much bigger than the 8.4-inch touchscreen that’s also available on the RAM 1500, then you would be wrong. The 12-inch display actually provides enough room to have two 8.4-inch displays stacked on top of each other.

The 12-inch touchscreen also features full compatibility with Apple CarPlay as well as Android Auto. In fact, you can also find these two compatibility features on the 8.4-inch touchscreen for 2019. Until April 30, 2019, when you purchase a RAM you also get up to 6 months of Apple Music for free.

This new 12-inch touchscreen has a lot of people talking, but what trim level does it come with? If you truly want the 12-inch Uconnect experience, then you will have to go with the top Limited trim to get it. This Limited trim also includes a ton of other features to make it a true luxury truck.

Other trim levels feature similar technology with the Spot, Laramie, and Laramie Longhorn all getting an 8.4-inch touchscreen and the rest of the lineup getting a 5-inch touchscreen. However, some of the features including split-screen, will not be available on those other infotainment systems.

You’ve got the 12.0-inch Uconnect touchscreen in your Ram truck. It’s pretty sweet, right? Did you know that you can use it split-screen to control two different apps at the same time? For instance, you can have Spotify up and your Maps app simultaneously. And that’s just the start.

Tow and haul more in a 2019 Ram 1500 Classic Big Horn for sale in Victor, NY. The 2019 Ram 1500 Classic Big Horn is an amazing truck with tons of power. This truck is a hauling machine thanks to an amazing engine and towing capabilities. Additionally, the Ram 1500 Classic Big Horn features comfort and luxury on the inside, giving you the perfect blend of high-end and high-quality features. This vehicle has new technological features built in that you can access hands-free. Enjoy your music without having to become distracted from the road. This truck is available in several cab options depending on how many passengers you want to ride with you. Whether you’re flying solo or bringing your friends and family along, the 2019 Ram 1500 Classic Big Horn is an excellent track for any occasion.

Test drive a 2019 Ram 1500 Classic Big Horn near Canandaigua, NY, when you visit Victor Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram. You will be impressed by our excellent selection of new Ram trucks, in addition to our variety of available vehicle accessories. If you are looking to customize your new truck, contact us now and ask us about available packages and groups. We will work with you to help you create your ideal car buying  experience when you visit us our dealership in Victor, NY. Following your first visit with us, don’t forget to bring your 2019 Ram 1500 Classic Big Horn back to our dealership for top-notch maintenance and repair services.

The 2019 Ram 1500 Classic Big Horn in Victor, NY has two available Uconnect® infotainment systems available. The Uconnect® 4C features an 8.4-inch touch screen display where you can easily access SiriusXM® satellite radio, climate controls, Apple CarPlay®, Android Auto ™, Bluetooth® and more The available Uconnect® 4C NAV also has the above features, plus built-in navigation, maps and GPS. The 2019 Ram 1500 Classic Big Horn near Mendon, NY, has standard cloth seats in Black and Diesel Gray Canyon Brown and Light Frost Beige colors. If you want a more luxurious experience, upgrade to available Katzkin leather seats.

The 2019 Ram 1500 Classic Big Horn near Henrietta, NY, has a very powerful 5.7-liter HEMI® V8 engine with variable valve timing that delivers up to 395 horsepower and 410 lb.-ft. of torque and an eight-speed Torqueflite automatic transmission. This hard-working truck also comes with a class IV receiver-hitch and can tow up to 6,900 lbs., allowing you to take on even the toughest tasks. If you’re interested in seeing exactly what the 2019 Ram 1500 Classic Big Horn can do, come down and visit us at Victor Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram near Henrietta, NY, for a test drive as soon as possible.