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Room to haul, built to work

Drive a ProMaster Cargo

The Ram ProMaster Cargo is a front-wheel-drive cargo van with a 276 hp V6 and a 21-inch load floor — so you'll lift less with every load. If you're browsing for a Ram rental, a Ram ProMaster Cargo van rental is the pick when the job calls for space over seats.

On Turo, you book your ProMaster Cargo from a local vehicle owner and arrange pickup and drop-off that fit your plans. Choose your dates, compare listings, and get to work.

ProMaster Cargo specs

Horsepower

276 hp

Torque

250 lb-ft

Payload

4,750 lbs

Cargo space

524 cu ft

Tall, wide, and easy to load

The ProMaster Cargo gives you a big, accessible workspace, and Ram rates its cargo area the tallest and widest available in its class. The load floor sits 21 inches up, cargo length runs up to 13 feet, and cargo space reaches up to 524 cubic feet. That adds up to fewer trips, less lifting, and more room to organize.

Front-wheel-drive traction

The ProMaster Cargo is the only van in its class with front-wheel drive, according to Ram. That layout helps with traction when you're hauling heavy cargo — handy when the back is packed from floor to roof.

You also get a consistent, predictable drive from your first stop to your last. A nine-speed automatic transmission handles the shifting, so you can keep your attention on the route, the traffic, and the next drop-off. It's a straightforward van to pilot, even if you usually spend your days behind the wheel of something smaller. Load up, buckle in, and go.

A maneuverable footprint

The ProMaster Cargo turns in a 49.2-foot diameter, which helps in tight lots, loading zones, and busy city streets. A standard electronic parking brake keeps things simple every time you park at the curb to unload.

When a full cargo area blocks your view out the back, an available digital rearview mirror with auto dim shows you what's behind the van. It's an available feature, so check the listing to confirm the ProMaster Cargo you're booking includes it. Pair it with a slow, steady approach in tight spaces, and parking a van this size gets a lot less stressful.

Stand out with a ProMaster Cargo

The ProMaster Cargo fits any job where cargo room matters more than passenger seats. Move apartments, haul event gear, run deliveries, or take on small-business jobs that need room for tools and supplies. Browse cargo van rentals on Turo to find a van near you that fits your load.

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Top ProMaster Cargo features

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Secure your load

Three features make the ProMaster Cargo easy to put to work: secure tie-down points, flexible configurations, and a work-ready powertrain.

The ProMaster Cargo comes with standard floor tie-down rings, each rated for up to 225 lbs. Wall anchors add more attachment points, so you can strap cargo down at the floor and along the sides.

That setup helps keep furniture, equipment, and boxes in place when you brake, turn, or roll up a parking garage ramp. Anchor heavier items to the floor rings, use the wall anchors to keep tall pieces upright, and pick straps rated for what you're carrying. A few minutes of strapping saves you from rearranging cargo at every stop — and keeps your stuff in better shape when it arrives.

A configuration for every job

The ProMaster lineup comes in three roof heights, including a Super High Roof, and four cargo lengths. That range lets you match the van to the work — a lower, shorter van for city runs or a taller, longer one for bulky moves.

Listings on Turo vary, so check the listing details for the exact roof height and cargo length before you book. Listing photos help too. Look closely at the cargo area to picture how your load will fit, and choose the size that handles your biggest item with room to spare.

Built to stay on the job

A 3.6L Pentastar V6 powers the ProMaster Cargo, and it's built for work-van duty. It pairs 276 hp with 250 lb-ft of torque, giving you steady power for workdays with a full cargo area.

Ram sets the oil change interval at 10,000 miles, so the van can spend more time working and less time in the shop. That's a win for the local vehicle owners who keep these vans ready to go. It's a win for you, too — when you've got a move, an event, or a delivery route planned, you want a van that's ready.

Top tips and things to know before renting a ProMaster Cargo

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Get to know your ProMaster Cargo

A little prep goes a long way with a van this size. Here's what to check before you book and before you drive.

The Ram ProMaster Cargo is a cargo van — Ram classifies it as one. Configurations differ by roof height and length, so compare listing photos and details to find the van that fits your load. If you're cross-shopping, also check out the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter rental and Ford Transit rental pages.

ProMaster Cargo driving tips

Drive the ProMaster Cargo with its height, length, and load in mind. Keep these tips handy:

Check posted height limits before you pull into a parking garage or drive-through.

Use the low 21-inch floor to your advantage, and load heavy items first.

Strap cargo to the floor tie-down rings and wall anchors before every drive.

Plan for wide turns, since the van has a 49.2-foot turning diameter.

Leave extra following distance when you're carrying a full load.

How much does it cost to rent a ProMaster Cargo?

ProMaster Cargo prices vary by location, dates, and listing, and you'll see the price before you book. Duration discounts can apply for trips of three days, one week, two weeks, three weeks, and a month. Some listings also offer a non-refundable discount option, and you can explore long-term car rental if you need the van for a longer stretch.

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Frequently asked questions about ProMaster Cargo rentals on Turo

What documents do you need to rent a ProMaster Cargo on Turo?

You need a valid physical driver's license to rent a ProMaster Cargo on Turo. Photocopies, permits, and International Driving Permits can't replace it. You don't need your own insurance to book.

What type of license do you need to drive a ProMaster Cargo?

To drive a ProMaster Cargo on Turo, you need a permanent valid license with full driving privileges from the US or your home country. A valid temporary license also works. Turo doesn't accept provisional licenses, restricted licenses, or learner's permits.

How old do you need to be to rent a ProMaster Cargo?

It depends on the ProMaster Cargo's vehicle class. You need to be 18 or older for standard vehicles and 21 or older for vehicles with a total market value over $20,000. Drivers aged 18–24 pay a young driver fee.

Do you need insurance to rent a ProMaster Cargo on Turo?

No, you don't need your own insurance to book a ProMaster Cargo on Turo. You can choose a protection plan at checkout.

Are there discounts on ProMaster Cargo rentals?

Yes, many ProMaster Cargo listings offer trip duration discounts. Many also offer a 10% non-refundable discount for trips booked four or more days ahead.

Can you rent a ProMaster Cargo long term?

Yes, many ProMaster Cargo listings offer monthly trips of 30 days or more.

Do ProMaster Cargo rentals include unlimited mileage?

It depends on the listing. Distance limits vary across ProMaster Cargo listings, and some offer unlimited mileage, so check the listing before you book.

Can other people drive the ProMaster Cargo you book?

Yes, you can add drivers to your ProMaster Cargo trip in the Turo app. Turo must approve each driver, and they need to meet the age and license requirements.

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