Compare: Ram 1500 vs 2500 Towing Capacity

Compare Towing Power: Ram 1500 vs. Ram 2500

When it comes to raw strength and excellent ride quality, the Ram family of pickup trucks leads the pack. Whether you rely on the Ram 1500 for light-duty work or you depend on the Ram 2500 to take care of your more demanding jobs, there's no denying that Ram trucks have the muscle and skill you need to get your toughest work done.

So, how exactly do these two powerhouses compare when it comes to towing capacity? Learn more when you dive into our overview, and get a closer look when you explore our new inventory here at our dealership serving Portsmouth and Dover.

Ram 2500 Towing Capacity

The Ram 2500 offers two powerful engines across its lineup, including the legendary 6.4L HEMI V8 gas engine and the 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel I6 engine. So, you can choose the option that makes the most sense for your specific needs. The Ram 2500 also offers an array of advanced towing technologies, proving that this heavy-duty truck is about more than brute strength; it's about skill, too.

6.4L HEMI V8 Engine

If you go with a Ram 2500 model equipped with the 6.4L HEMI V8 engine, you gain access to impressive horsepower and torque that allow for a dazzling towing capacity of up to 17,540 pounds. What can you tow with that kind of muscle? When properly equipped, the Ram 2500 can tow boats, campers, horse trailers, and big toys without breaking a sweat.

6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel I6 Engine

The available diesel engine adds to the Ram 2500's already-impressive power and turns its towing capacity up to about 20,000 pounds when equipped properly. That's enough to tow heavy equipment, materials, and more, so you won't have to worry about having enough strength to tackle your heavy-duty work. A diesel-powered Ram 2500 can get the job done and make it look effortless.