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One-ton strength, premium comfort
Drive a 3500
The Ram 3500 is a one-ton heavy-duty pickup with a cabin that feels closer to a lounge than a work site. Pick a listing with the 6.4L HEMI V8 or the High-Output Cummins diesel, and you'll have room for six. A Ram 3500 truck rental makes sense when your load outgrows Ram's lighter-duty pickups — browse every Ram rental to find your fit.
On Turo, you book the exact Ram 3500 you choose from a local vehicle owner. Pick flexible dates, arrange pickup or delivery, and compare listing price, ratings, and reviews before you commit.
3500 specs
Horsepower
430 hp
Torque
1,075 lb-ft
Payload
7,590 lbs
Seats
6
Diesel torque that does the heavy lifting
Every Ram 3500 brings serious muscle, and the available diesel takes it furthest. The High-Output 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel I6 makes 430 hp and 1,075 lb-ft of torque, paired with a TorqueFlite HD eight-speed automatic. The standard 6.4L HEMI V8 delivers 405 hp and 429 lb-ft through a TorqueFlite eight-speed automatic. Either engine gives you the strength to move a heavy load in the bed with calm, steady confidence — no straining, no drama.
Payload that handles the big jobs
The Ram 3500 carries up to 7,590 lbs of payload when equipped with the HEMI V8 and dual rear wheels. That's the kind of capacity that turns moving day, a remodel, or a supply run into one trip instead of three.
Listings vary by setup, so check the details before you book. You'll find single or dual rear wheels and two bed lengths — 6 ft 4 in or 8 ft. Load up furniture for a cross-town move, haul equipment to a job site, or stack building materials for a weekend project. Whatever you're carrying, stay within the truck's rated capacity (the listing is your best guide).
Screens that put everything within reach
The Ram 3500 cabin runs on tech you'll actually use. Every truck comes standard with a 12-inch Uconnect 5 touchscreen, so maps, music, and calls sit front and center.
Some listings step it up with an available 14.5-inch Uconnect 5 touchscreen — big enough to read at a glance without leaning in. Your front passenger can get a 10.25-inch screen of their own, which means they can handle navigation or queue the next playlist while you focus on driving. An available 12.3-inch digital cluster keeps speed and vehicle info crisp right behind the wheel, and a digital rearview mirror rounds out the package (more on that below). Check the listing to see which screens your truck includes.
Stand out with a 3500
The Ram 3500 is the truck you choose when the job is big and the crew is bigger. It suits major moves, busy job sites, and long hauls with six people on board, all in one cabin. Want to compare it with other heavy-duty options? Browse pickup truck rentals on Turo and find the truck that fits your plans.
Top 3500 features
Room for six
The Ram 3500 crew cab seats six, so your whole team or family rides together in one truck. That's one vehicle to book, one set of keys to manage, and one spot to park.
The extra space pays off on long trips. Nobody gets squeezed into a cramped back corner, and there's room to stretch out between stops. Work crews can roll to the job site together instead of caravanning in separate vehicles. Families moving across the state can bring the helpers along, too — the cabin carries the people while the bed carries the boxes. If your plans include a full roster, check that your listing is a crew cab before you book.
A clearer view of your surroundings
A full-size heavy-duty truck takes up a lot of space, and the Ram 3500 offers tools that help you see all of it. Some listings include an available 360-degree camera, which gives you a top-down view of the truck and what's around it.
That view makes tight parking lots, narrow driveways, and loading docks far less stressful. You can spot curbs, posts, and other vehicles before they become a problem. The available digital rearview mirror adds another layer, streaming a camera view to the mirror when cargo or passengers block your line of sight. Together, they help you maneuver a big truck with more confidence — especially if you don't drive one every day.
A smoother ride under load
The Ram 3500 pairs rear Hotchkiss leaf springs with an exclusive, available supplemental rear air suspension. That combination helps the truck manage heavy loads in the bed while keeping the ride composed.
Leaf springs give the rear end a sturdy foundation for carrying weight. The supplemental air suspension adds support when the bed fills up, helping the truck stay level instead of sagging under weight. For you, that means a more comfortable drive with cargo on board — whether you're carrying furniture across town or materials to a project site. Not every Ram 3500 includes air suspension, so check the listing if a smoother loaded ride matters for your trip.
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Top tips and things to know before renting a 3500
Get to know your 3500
Check the listing for three details: engine, wheel setup, and bed length. The engine will be the 6.4L HEMI V8 or the High-Output Cummins diesel, and each needs different fuel.
Next, look at the rear wheels. Single-rear-wheel trucks are narrower, while dual-rear-wheel trucks — often called duallies — are wider and need more room in parking spots and lanes. Bed length matters, too, so choose the 6-ft-4-in or 8-ft bed based on what you're carrying. You can compare options across Ram rentals in Los Angeles, Ram trucks near Denver, and Ram rentals around Orlando.
3500 driving tips
The Ram 3500 is big and heavy, so give yourself extra time and space. A few habits make the difference:
Practice in an open lot first, since the truck weighs more than 6,600 lbs before you add cargo.
Allow a longer braking distance when the bed is loaded.
Watch height and width in parking garages and drive-throughs, especially with dual rear wheels.
Secure your cargo and stay within the truck's rated capacity.
Fill diesel listings with diesel fuel only, because using improper fuel is prohibited on Turo.
Towing is not permitted on Turo trips, even if the truck has a hitch.
How much does it cost to rent a 3500?
The cost to rent a Ram 3500 on Turo depends on the listing. Year, trim, engine, trip length, extras, and delivery all shape the final price.
Check each listing's daily price to compare trucks side by side. Many listings offer discounts on longer trips, so a long-term car rental can lower your average daily cost. Booking early can help, too, since some local vehicle owners offer early-bird discounts.
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On the Turo car rental marketplace, you can rent the perfect car for wherever you’re going from a vibrant community of trusted hosts. Whether you're flying in from afar or looking for a car down the street, searching for a rugged truck or something smooth and swanky, Turo puts you in the driver's seat of an extraordinary selection of cars rented out by local hosts.Frequently asked questions about 3500 rentals on Turo
What do I need to rent a Ram 3500 on Turo?
You'll need a valid driver's license and approval in the Turo app. Once you're approved, you can book any eligible Ram 3500 listing.
What kind of driver's license do I need to drive a Ram 3500?
You'll need a valid driver's license. Check the listing and the Turo app for any vehicle-specific requirements before you book.
How old do I have to be to rent a Ram 3500?
Age requirements vary by vehicle. The listing and the Turo app show whether you're eligible to book a specific Ram 3500.
How do I protect my Ram 3500 trip?
You can choose a protection plan at checkout. Review the options before you confirm your booking.
Can I get a discount on a Ram 3500 rental?
Yes, when local vehicle owners offer them. Some listings include discounts for longer trips or early booking, so check the listing for details.
Can I rent a Ram 3500 for a month or longer?
Yes, many listings allow longer trips. Set your dates in the Turo app to see availability and any discounts for extended rentals.
Does a Ram 3500 rental come with unlimited mileage?
It depends on the listing. Check the mileage limits before you book so the truck fits your planned route.
Can someone else drive the Ram 3500 during my trip?
Yes. You can add other drivers in the Turo app.
Can I tow with a Ram 3500 on Turo?
No. Towing is prohibited on Turo, even if the vehicle is equipped with a hitch.
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