2020 RAM 2500 Towing Capacity

2020 Ram 2500 towing

If you’re looking for a truck with serious towing power, the 2020 RAM 2500 is designed from the ground-up to take on any Longview task. Many drivers wonder, “How much can a RAM 2500 tow?” The RAM 2500 can be used to tow heavy-duty equipment on the jobsite or it can tackle a DIY project at home. With two engine options, the RAM 2500 has the strength and endurance to tow thousands of pounds with ease. Read about the RAM 2500 towing capacity below, then contact us at Peters Chevrolet Buick Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Fiat with your questions.

How Much Can a RAM 2500 Tow?

The RAM 2500 is a favorite on Tyler job sites because of its ability to tow heavy equipment and navigate difficult terrain. With two engine options, the RAM 2500 towing capacity will depend on the one you choose. We’ve outlined the differences between the two engines below:

6.4L HEMI® V8 engine:

  • 17,540 pound towing capacity
  • 4,010 pound max payload capacity.

6.7L Cummins® Turbo Diesel I6 engine:

  • 19,680 pound towing capacity
  • 3,160 pounds payload capacity

RAM 2500 Engine Specs

The RAM 2500 towing capacity isn’t the only thing that Longview drivers are interested in. The performance specs of the standard and diesel engine options will determine how much the RAM 2500 will be able to handle on the jobsite. Read about the standard and diesel engine options below:

Standard: 

  • 6.4L HEMI® V8 Engine
  • 410 hp
  • 429 lb-ft of torque

Diesel: 

  • 6.7L Cummins® Turbo Diesel I6 Engine
  • 370 hp
  • 850 lb-ft of torque

RAM 2500 Towing Features

Marshall workers know that with great towing power comes great responsibility. The RAM 2500 comes with multiple towing features to help navigate %%taget_city_3%% roads and the jobsite. We’ve detailed just a few of the RAM 2500 towing features for you below:

  • Bed Lowering Mode: This dynamic centerline display with hookup assist will make towing thousands of pounds of equipment and material much easier on you and your workers.
  • 12,000-pound rated Warn® Zeon-12 Winch: This tiny but mighty winch won’t kink or fray when handling your heaviest loads on the jobsite.
  • Trailer Camera Wiring: Two cameras send video feed directly to your UConnect touchscreen so you can have eyes on or within your trailer for safer towing.

Test Drive The RAM 2500 With Peters Chevrolet Buick Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Fiat!

Now that you know the answer to “How much can a RAM 2500 tow?”, head over to Peters Chevrolet Buick Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Fiat to meet this pick-up in person. Our friendly staff will help you explore the RAM 2500 features and trim levels so you find the truck that’s perfect for you. You can even compare against the RAM 1500 towing capabilities. Need help with financing? Apply for financing online to save time and the dealership and one of our finance experts will help you come up with a customized payment plan!

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