2025 RAM 1500 Weight

At Hunt Chrysler Center in Franklin, KY, we're excited to explore the 2025 RAM 1500's weight. This truck comes in various configurations to meet different needs. Knowing the 2025 RAM 1500's weight is key for its performance and safety.

The 2025 RAM 1500's curb weight changes with each trim level. For example, the Tradesman® 4x2 model weighs 4,779 pounds. The 4x4 version weighs between 4,970 to 5,055 pounds. The Big Horn® trim weighs between 4,791 to 5,083 pounds, depending on the setup.

Specs like Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) are also important. The Tradesman® has a GVWR of 7,200 pounds for 4x2 and 7,100 pounds for 4x4. The Big Horn® and Laramie® have the same ratings. For those needing more, the RHO trim offers a GVWR of 7,800 pounds.

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Understanding RAM 1500 Weight Classifications

At Hunt Chrysler Center, we're here to help you understand the weight classifications of the 2025 RAM 1500. These specs are crucial for the best performance and safety on the road.

Curb Weight Across Trim Levels

Curb weight is the truck's weight when empty. The 2025 RAM 1500's curb weight changes with its setup. A quad cab with a 3.6L V6 engine weighs 4,858 pounds.

Crew cab models are heavier. Short beds weigh 5,428 pounds, and long beds weigh 5,483 pounds.

Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) Explained

The gross vehicle weight rating is the max weight your RAM 1500 can handle. It includes the truck's weight, passengers, cargo, and payload. For quad cabs, the GVWR is 6,800 pounds.

Crew cab models, both short and long-bed, have a GVWR of 7,100 pounds.

Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR) Details

GCWR is the max weight of your truck plus what you're towing. With the standard 3.6L V6 engine, the GCWR is 11,900 pounds. Models with the standard output Hurricane engine boost this to 13,900 pounds.

The high-output Hurricane engine increases it to an impressive 17,000 pounds.

Engine Towing Capacity Payload Capacity GCWR
3.6L V6 8,100 lbs 2,370 lbs 11,900 lbs
Standard Hurricane 11,550 lbs 1,980 lbs 13,900 lbs
High-Output Hurricane 9,920 lbs 1,520 lbs 17,000 lbs

2025 RAM 1500 Weight and Performance Capabilities

The 2025 RAM 1500 is a powerhouse of performance. It offers impressive capabilities for a wide range of needs. At Hunt Chrysler Center, we're excited to share its remarkable features.

Maximum Payload Capacity

The 2025 RAM 1500 has a payload capacity range of 1,520 to 2,370 pounds. This depends on the engine and configuration. The 3.6L Pentastar V6 engine has a max payload of 2,370 pounds, great for hauling heavy loads.

Towing Capabilities

The 2025 RAM 1500 excels in towing. The 3.0L Hurricane engine can tow up to 11,570 pounds. It's perfect for towing large trailers, boats, or equipment. The 3.6L Pentastar V6 and 3.0L Hurricane high-output I6 engines also offer strong towing capacities.

Configuration Impact on Weight Distribution

The 2025 RAM 1500's configuration is key to its performance. You can choose from Quad Cab and Crew Cab, with bed lengths of 5'7" or 6'4". The curb weight varies, affecting payload and towing. At Hunt Chrysler Center, we help you find the perfect balance for your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

The curb weight of the 2025 RAM 1500 changes with each trim level. It goes from the lighter Tradesman to the heavier Tungsten. For exact weights, check our dealership or call us.
The GVWR of the 2025 RAM 1500 varies by setup. It's key for safety and shows the max weight the truck can handle. This includes its own weight, cargo, and passengers.
The 2025 RAM 1500 can carry up to 2,300 pounds. This depends on how it's set up. It's great for hauling a lot of stuff.
The 2025 RAM 1500 can tow up to 11,580 pounds. This depends on the setup and equipment. It's perfect for many towing tasks.
Changing things like cab size and box length affects weight and how it performs. Bigger cabs and longer boxes add weight but give more room inside or for cargo.
The GCWR of the 2025 RAM 1500 changes with setup. It's vital for safe towing. It shows the max weight of the truck plus a fully loaded trailer.