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A full-size van that hauls the whole plan
Drive a ProMaster 2500
Among van rentals on Turo, the Ram ProMaster 2500 pairs a full-size cargo hold with easy, car-like front-wheel-drive handling. Its 3.6L Pentastar V6 sends 276 hp through a nine-speed automatic, and the available high roof lets you stand up while you load.
Book your Ram ProMaster 2500 van rental from a local vehicle owner on Turo, then pick the wheelbase and roof height that fit your load. Weighing your choices? Explore more Ram rental options before you lock in your dates.
ProMaster 2500 specs
Horsepower
276 hp
Torque
250 lb-ft
Payload
4,395 lbs
Seats
2
Cavernous, stand-up cargo space
The ProMaster 2500's biggest strength is sheer room — the high-roof 159-inch wheelbase gives you up to 420 cubic feet of cargo space. Prefer a shorter footprint that's easier to park? The 136-inch high-roof version still opens up 353 cubic feet for boxes, gear, and furniture.
Front-wheel drive and a nine-speed automatic
Front-wheel drive gives the ProMaster 2500 steady, predictable handling, even with a full load in back. The engine sits over the wheels that pull you forward, so the van feels planted as you leave a stop or merge.
The nine-speed automatic handles every shift for you — no clutch, no guesswork — so your attention stays on the road and your mirrors. On the 159-inch wheelbase, the turning diameter measures 46.8 feet, so plan wider arcs at tight corners and in crowded parking lots. Give yourself that extra space, and you'll place this long body exactly where you want it on a busy street.
A driver-assist suite that has your back
Recent ProMaster 2500s come with a deep lineup of driver-assist tech, which counts for a lot when you're piloting a tall, heavy van. Full-speed forward-collision warning watches the traffic ahead, and pedestrian and cyclist emergency braking can step in if someone crosses your path. Equipment can vary by year, so check your listing to confirm what your van includes.
Crosswind assist helps steady the van when gusts push against its tall sides. Drowsy driver detection nudges you to take a break on long hauls. When it's time to back into a driveway or up to a loading dock, the ParkView rear camera shows you what's behind.
Stand out with a ProMaster 2500
The ProMaster 2500 earns its keep when the job outgrows a pickup bed or an SUV cargo area. Use it to move an apartment across town, haul gear for an event, run small-business deliveries, or keep a longer project stocked for weeks. With two seats up front, it's a focused workhorse among cargo van rentals — nearly everything past the cab is room for your stuff.
Top ProMaster 2500 features
Payload and towing muscle
Three features set the ProMaster 2500 apart: payload and towing muscle, connected cabin tech, and flexible configurations.
The ProMaster 2500 carries up to 4,395 pounds of payload in Tradesman trim, so furniture, tools, or inventory fit well within reach. Its gross combined weight rating tops out at 12,000 pounds — that's the van, everything inside it, and any trailer behind it, all added together.
With a Tradesman curb weight of 4,505 pounds, you can do quick math on what you're bringing along. Weigh your heaviest items first, spread the load evenly, and keep heavy pieces low. If you plan to tow, check the listing first to confirm that towing is allowed and the van has the right equipment.
Connected cabin tech
The ProMaster 2500's cabin keeps you connected without fuss, thanks to the Uconnect 5 system and its seven-inch touchscreen. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto put your own maps, playlists, and podcasts on the center screen. The drive to the job site feels familiar from the first mile.
Push-button start means you can keep the key in your pocket while you juggle boxes, clipboards, or a dolly. Those small conveniences add up across a long day of loading, driving, and unloading. Pair your phone before you head out, and your directions will be ready the moment you pull away.
Flexible configurations
The ProMaster 2500 comes in more than one shape, so you can match the van to the job. Choose between a 136-inch and a 159-inch wheelbase. Look for the high roof if you want to stand up inside while you load, organize, or unload.
Two body styles round it out: the Cargo Van keeps solid sides for privacy, while the Window Van adds side glass for natural light. A shorter wheelbase is easier to park on city streets, while the longer one gives you the most room for bulky items. Read the listing closely, and you'll know exactly which version you're getting.
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Top tips and things to know before renting a ProMaster 2500
Get to know your ProMaster 2500
A little prep goes a long way with a full-size van. Here's what to check before you book, how to drive it with confidence, and how pricing works on Turo.
Start with the listing — it tells you the wheelbase, roof height, and body style of the van you're booking. Every ProMaster 2500 cargo van seats two, so plan for one passenger at most and send any extra helpers in a second vehicle.
Measure your biggest items, like a couch, dresser, or display table, before you choose a van. Compare those numbers with the cargo space of the configuration you're eyeing, and you'll avoid a second trip.
ProMaster 2500 driving tips
Drive the ProMaster 2500 with a little extra space in mind, and it'll treat you well. The 159-inch wheelbase has a 46.8-foot turning diameter, so swing wider at corners and give yourself room in parking lots.
Use the ParkView rear camera every time you reverse, and ask a helper to spot you in tight loading zones. If you've booked a high roof, check clearance signs before you pull into a parking garage or drive-thru.
Secure every load with straps or tie-downs before you drive, since loose cargo shifts under braking. Crosswind assist helps on gusty days, but slow down when the wind picks up — a tall van catches more of it.
How much does it cost to rent a ProMaster 2500?
The price of a ProMaster 2500 rental on Turo depends on the listing, since each local vehicle owner sets their own rate. Your total shifts with your dates, pickup location, and trip length.
Some listings offer weekly or monthly discounts, so try longer dates to see how the daily price changes. If your project runs for weeks, explore long-term car rental options on Turo.
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What documents do you need to rent a ProMaster 2500 on Turo?
You'll need a Turo account and a valid driver's license to book a ProMaster 2500. Turo checks your eligibility when you book, so keep your license handy as you sign up.
Do you need a special license to drive a ProMaster 2500?
A valid driver's license is what you need to drive a ProMaster 2500 you book on Turo. You'll also need to meet Turo's eligibility requirements, which Turo reviews when you book.
How old do you have to be to rent a ProMaster 2500 on Turo?
Age requirements vary by vehicle. Check the ProMaster 2500 listing and Turo's eligibility requirements before you book.
What protection options come with a ProMaster 2500 rental?
You'll choose a protection plan at checkout when you book a ProMaster 2500 on Turo. Compare the options there before you confirm your trip.
Can you get a discount on a ProMaster 2500 rental?
Yes, on some listings. Look for weekly or monthly discounts on the ProMaster 2500 listing, and try longer trip dates to see how the price changes.
Can you rent a ProMaster 2500 long term?
Yes — you can book a ProMaster 2500 for weeks or months on Turo, depending on the listing. Longer trips work well for extended projects, seasonal work, or a move that happens in stages.
Does a ProMaster 2500 rental come with unlimited mileage?
It depends on the listing. Some ProMaster 2500 listings include unlimited miles, while others set a mileage limit, so check the details before you book.
Can someone else drive the ProMaster 2500 during your trip?
Yes. Add other drivers to your ProMaster 2500 trip in the Turo app before they get behind the wheel.
Can you use a ProMaster 2500 for moving?
Yes — moving is a natural fit for a ProMaster 2500, with up to 420 cubic feet of cargo space in the high-roof 159-inch wheelbase. Measure your biggest items, compare them with the listing details, and secure everything before you drive.
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