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A Ram 2500 truck rental built for big plans

Drive a 2500

A Ram 2500 truck rental gives you heavy-duty muscle in a cab that's comfortable enough for everyday driving. It's a three-quarter-ton pickup that seats up to six and takes on moves, projects, and long highway days.

The Ram 2500 is a three-quarter-ton, heavy-duty pickup with a standard 6.4L HEMI V8 and an available Cummins Turbo Diesel. It pairs serious strength with a cab you'll enjoy riding in, and you'll find it among the Ram rentals on Turo.

Start by picking the cab and bed that fit your plans, then book from a local vehicle owner near you. Some listings even offer delivery — one less trip to plan.

2500 specs

Horsepower

405 hp

Torque

429 lb-ft

Seats

6

Weight

~6,394 lbs

HEMI muscle with a diesel option

The Ram 2500 gives you two strong engines, and both feel planted at highway speed. The standard 6.4L HEMI V8 makes 405 hp and 429 lb-ft through an eight-speed automatic. That's plenty of muscle for merging and passing, even with a loaded bed.

Want more? The available High-Output 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel I6 makes 430 hp and 1,075 lb-ft, which the manufacturer calls best-in-class available base diesel torque. Check the listing to see which engine you're booking — the Cummins rewards long highway miles with deep reserves of torque.

Cab choices with seating for six

The Ram 2500 comes in three cab styles, and the right one depends on who's riding along. The Regular Cab seats three and keeps things simple for a solo work day or a small crew. The Crew Cab seats up to six, so friends, family, or coworkers can all ride together.

The Mega Cab also seats up to six and adds reclining rear seats, giving back-seat passengers room to relax on longer drives. Cab style varies by listing, so check the listing photos before you book. It's the quickest way to confirm the seating you need — no guesswork at pickup.

Bed options for big gear

The Ram 2500 offers two bed lengths: a 6'4" box or an 8-ft box that measures 98.3 in at the floor. Either one handles the bulky stuff that won't fit in an SUV.

The 6'4" box suits most moving days, furniture runs, and weekend projects, and it keeps the truck a little shorter for parking. The 8-ft box makes room for longer items — think lumber, ladders, or a full load of equipment for a job site or event. Check the listing photos and description to confirm the bed length, then plan your load around it.

Stand out with a 2500

The Ram 2500 shines when the job is bigger than a half-ton pickup or SUV can comfortably handle. Book one for a move, a renovation project, or big gear for a family trip, then settle in for highway miles with room for six. When you're ready, browse truck rentals near you and compare options for your dates.

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Top 2500 features

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Long-range fuel tank

Three standouts make the Ram 2500 easy to live with on longer trips: a long-range fuel tank, an auto-level rear air suspension, and eight-speed automatics.

The Ram 2500 can cover serious distance between fill-ups. The Crew Cab and Mega Cab with the 6'4" box come standard with a 31-gallon tank. The Crew Cab with the 8-ft bed offers an available 50-gallon tank, which the manufacturer calls the largest in its class.

That extra capacity pays off on road trips across long, open stretches of highway. Fewer fuel stops mean more time driving and less time planning around the next exit. Tank size depends on the configuration, so check the listing details if range matters for your route — especially if you're mapping a multi-state drive.

Auto-level rear air suspension

The available auto-level rear air suspension keeps the Ram 2500 sitting level when you add weight to the bed. The manufacturer says this feature is exclusive in its class.

Instead of letting the rear end squat under a heavy load, the system adjusts to hold the truck's stance. That helps the truck feel steady and composed at highway speed, whether you're carrying boxes on moving day or a bed full of camping gear. Not every Ram 2500 has it, so check the listing's features if a level ride matters to you.

Eight-speed automatics

Both Ram 2500 engines pair with an eight-speed automatic, so shifts stay smooth and highway cruising feels relaxed. The 6.4L HEMI V8 uses the TorqueFlite 8, while the Cummins Turbo Diesel uses the heavier-duty TorqueFlite HD.

More gears let the engine settle into a comfortable rhythm at cruising speed, which keeps the cab calmer on long drives. You'll notice it when you're merging onto the interstate or climbing a long grade with a loaded bed. Either way, the truck handles the shifting so you can focus on the road ahead.

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Top tips and things to know before renting a 2500

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Get to know your 2500

A few basics — size, fuel type, and cost — help you book the right Ram 2500 and drive it with confidence.

The Ram 2500 is a three-quarter-ton, heavy-duty pickup, and it's big in every direction. Curb weight starts near 6,400 lbs and can top 7,500 lbs, depending on the configuration.

Want something lighter and easier to park? A Ram 1500 rental gives you a half-ton pickup. If you'd like even more heavy-duty strength, look at a Ram 3500 rental, or compare a Ram 1500 Classic rental as another lighter option.

2500 driving tips

Give yourself extra room, since the Ram 2500's curb weight starts near 6,400 lbs. Swing wide on tight turns, and look for end spots when you park.

Check the fuel type before you refuel: the HEMI runs on gas, and the Cummins runs on diesel. Keep every load within the listing's limits, and secure it before you drive. Off-roading is not permitted.

How much does it cost to rent a 2500?

The cost to rent a Ram 2500 depends on your location, trip dates, model year and trim, and the individual pricing on each listing. Longer trips often qualify for discounts, so a long-term car rental can lower your daily cost. Check live listings for current pricing on your dates.

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Frequently asked questions about 2500 rentals on Turo

What documents do you need to rent a Ram 2500 on Turo?

Here are quick answers to common questions about booking a Ram 2500 on Turo.

You'll need a valid driver's license and a Turo account that's approved to drive. Bring your license with you when you pick up the Ram 2500.

What type of driver's license do you need to drive a Ram 2500?

You need a valid, unexpired driver's license to book a Ram 2500 on Turo. Turo checks your license when you get approved to drive.

How old do you need to be to rent a Ram 2500?

In the US, you need to be at least 18 to book on Turo. Age requirements can vary by vehicle, so check the Ram 2500 listing before you book.

Do you need insurance to rent a Ram 2500 on Turo?

When you book a Ram 2500, you can choose a protection plan at checkout. You'll see each plan's details before you confirm your trip.

Are there discounts on Ram 2500 rentals?

Yes, many Ram 2500 listings offer discounts on longer trips, such as weekly or monthly bookings. Check the listing to see which discounts apply to your dates.

Can you rent a Ram 2500 long-term?

Yes, you can book a Ram 2500 for weeks or months, depending on the listing's availability. Longer bookings often qualify for discounts, too.

Do Ram 2500 rentals include unlimited mileage?

It depends on the listing. Some Ram 2500 listings include unlimited mileage, while others set a daily limit, so check the trip details before you book.

Can other people drive the Ram 2500 you rent?

Yes, as long as you add them to your trip in the Turo app. Only drivers on the trip should get behind the wheel of the Ram 2500.

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