Is the RAM 4500 Chassis Cab the Right Work Truck for Kansas Contractors? The Ram 4500 Chassis Cab is an ideal work truck for Kansas contractors who require commercial payload and towing strength without forcing drivers into a Commercial Driver's License. Rated up to 16,500 pounds Gross Vehicle Weight Rating, it allows standard Class C licensed crew members to operate a heavy-duty platform. Combined with high-strength C-channel frame rails and up to 28,550 pounds of diesel towing capacity, it delivers vocational muscle for demanding job sites. For commercial operations in Central Kansas, licensing efficiency directly impacts daily labor scheduling and payroll costs. Because federal regulations set the single-vehicle Commercial Driver's License threshold at 26,001 pounds Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR), a standalone Ram 4500 Chassis Cab sits comfortably beneath that legal boundary. Fleet owners can assign non-CDL drivers to transport heavy loads, operate auxiliary equipment, and maneuver essential vocational bodies without paying specialized CDL wages or managing complex commercial driver compliance tracking. However, business owners must account for total combination weight when pulling trailing equipment. Under Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration guidelines, a Class A CDL becomes mandatory if the combined rating of the truck and trailer exceeds 26,001 pounds Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR) and the trailer itself carries a manufacturer GVWR tag over 10,000 pounds. For example, pairing a 16,500-pound GVWR Ram 4500 with a 12,000-pound equipment trailer yields a combined rating of 28,500 pounds, requiring a CDL operator. Matching the truck with a trailer rated at or under 9,500 pounds keeps total GCWR at or below 26,000 pounds, preserving non-CDL status for everyday operations. Selecting the right chassis configuration ensures your business maximizes job site capability while maintaining full regulatory compliance. To discuss chassis configurations and examine available models, stop by our Junction City showroom location or connect directly with our commercial specialists by calling our sales team at (785) 238-5114. Table of Contents What Engine Options and Towing Capabilities Power the Ram 4500 Chassis Cab? What Are the Maximum Payload Capacity and GVWR Ratings for the Ram 4500? What Cab, Frame, and Dual Alternator Upfits Work Best for Junction City Contractors? How Does the Ram 4500 Compare to the Ford F-450 Super Duty Chassis Cab? What Commercial Financing and BusinessLink Options Help Contractors Buy at Valor CDJR? Common Questions About the Ram 4500 Chassis Cab Upgrade Your Commercial Fleet with the Ram 4500 at Valor CDJR What Engine Options and Towing Capabilities Power the Ram 4500 Chassis Cab? The Ram 4500 Chassis Cab offers two commercial powertrains: a standard 6.4-liter HEMI V8 gas engine generating 370 horsepower and 429 lb-ft of torque, and an available 6.7-liter Cummins turbo-diesel inline-six delivering 360 horsepower and 800 lb-ft of torque. Both engines are paired with heavy-duty commercial transmissions engineered to sustain severe-duty work cycles under heavy loads. The 6.4-liter HEMI V8 gas engine utilizes variable cam timing and fuel-saving cylinder deactivation to deliver responsive performance for regional service tasks. Paired with a commercial automatic transmission, the gas configuration supports a Gross Combined Weight Rating of 28,500 pounds and enables conventional and gooseneck towing capacities up to 21,240 pounds. Because gas engines weigh less than heavy iron-block diesels, choosing the HEMI V8 maximizes available chassis payload capacity for heavy mounted bodies like service cranes or concrete mixers. For extreme towing applications, the 6.7-liter Cummins turbo-diesel inline-six provides low-end pulling power essential for heavy equipment transportation. Mated exclusively to the heavy-duty AISIN six-speed automatic transmission, the Cummins diesel generates its peak 800 lb-ft of torque low in the RPM band. This low-end torque makes pulling heavy skid-steers, MINI-excavators, and multi-ton material trailers up steep, unpaved inclines simple and controlled. When properly configured with a gooseneck hitch, a diesel-powered Ram 4500 4x4 delivers a maximum towing rating up to 28,550 pounds with a maximum GCWR of 37,500 pounds. Heavy-duty commercial stopping power is maintained by oversized 15.4-inch front brake rotors paired with twin-piston calipers. On diesel models, an integrated smart exhaust brake provides supplemental retarding force down rolling hills around Manhattan, reducing wear on brake pads and maintaining thermal stability during heavy descents. Business owners seeking reliable work vehicles can explore our current pre-owned commercial truck inventory to compare high-capability pre-owned options. What Are the Maximum Payload Capacity and GVWR Ratings for the Ram 4500? The Ram 4500 Chassis Cab delivers a maximum Gross Vehicle Weight Rating of 16,500 pounds, yielding maximum payload capacities up to 9,390 pounds with the gas engine and up to 8,560 pounds with the Cummins turbo-diesel. Net payload is calculated by subtracting the unladen curb weight of the bare chassis and cab from the total factory GVWR. Achieving high payload ratings requires a severe-duty structural foundation. The Ram 4500 is constructed with flat, high-strength 50,000-PSI steel C-channel rear frame rails utilizing industry-standard 34-inch spacing. Unlike curved pickup frames, this flat structural layout provides a clean mounting plane that accepts aftermarket bodies without requiring custom frame brackets or structural alterations. Key chassis component ratings supporting severe-duty payloads include: Heavy-duty front axle rated up to 7,000 pounds Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR) for supporting heavy front-mounted equipment or snowplows Commercial rear axle assembly supporting up to 12,000 pounds rear GAWR to absorb vertical pin weights from gooseneck trailers Commercial-grade 15.4-inch disc brake assemblies engineered for repeatable thermal heat dissipation under continuous gross weight conditions Dual rear wheel axle configurations with heavy-duty multi-leaf rear suspension assemblies designed to prevent rear-end squat under capacity loads Whether mounting a steel dump body loaded with aggregate or installing a fully equipped service utility body with heavy onboard tool storage, the Class 4 frame handles structural loads with minimal flex. Contractors evaluating fleet upgrades can begin by evaluating your current fleet trade-in value to determine the trade equity available in existing work vehicles. What Cab, Frame, and Dual Alternator Upfits Work Best for Junction City Contractors? The Ram 4500 Chassis Cab supports service bodies, dump beds, flatbed hauler platforms, and crane bodies across four cab-to-axle lengths ranging from 60-inch to 120-inch spacing in Regular Cab and Crew Cab layouts. Matching the correct Cab-to-Axle (CA) dimension to body builder specifications guarantees balanced weight distribution across both axles. The available cab-to-axle configurations support distinct vocational requirements: 60-inch CA: Recommended for compact 9-foot to 11-foot utility service bodies, short dump beds, and municipal service trucks needing tight turning radii 84-inch CA: Designed for 12-foot flatbeds, contractor stake bodies, and medium-length mechanic service bodies with hydraulic cranes 108-inch CA: Suited for 14-foot platform bodies, landscape hauler beds, and specialized livestock transport structures 120-inch CA: Built for 16-foot high-volume flatbeds, enclosed van bodies, and long-reach aerial bucket platforms For equipment requiring high auxiliary electrical power, the Ram 4500 offers an available dual alternator configuration generating up to 440 amps total output using twin 220-amp alternators. This high electrical output powers onboard inverter systems, auxiliary LED work lights, electric-over-hydraulic pumps, and heavy job site power tools without draining starter batteries. Auxiliary mechanical equipment is supported by an available Power Take-Off ( PTO) system integrated into the AISIN six-speed automatic transmission. Featuring left-side and right-side mounting access, the PTO system operates in stationary or mobile modes, allowing operators to run hydraulic dump pumps while parked or run salt spreaders while driving. The factory Vehicle System Interface Module ( VSIM) supplies over 70 hardwired circuits to connect aftermarket cab switches, safety interlocks, and engine speed controls. Utility and trade fleets near Junction City can prepare for upcoming equipment additions by getting pre-approved for commercial financing online. How Does the Ram 4500 Compare to the Ford F-450 Super Duty Chassis Cab? The Ram 4500 Chassis Cab distinguishes itself from the Ford F-450 Super Duty Chassis Cab through its heavy-duty 6.7-liter Cummins turbo-diesel inline-six engine layout, standard 50,000-PSI flat steel C-channel frame rails, and dual-sided PTO mounting capabilities. Both vehicles occupy the Class 4 commercial truck segment with Gross Vehicle Weight Ratings extending up to 16,500 pounds, but key engineering differences influence daily operation and upfit simplicity. The inline-six design of the Cummins turbo-diesel features fewer moving parts than Ford's 6.7-liter Power Stroke V8 diesel. Inline-six engines utilize larger connecting rod bearings and a forged steel crankshaft, generating peak torque lower in the engine RPM band. This low-end torque delivery gives the Ram 4500 smooth pulling power when moving heavy equipment trailers from a complete stop. Frame design presents another key commercial distinction: Structural & Feature Criteria Ram 4500 Chassis Cab Ford F-450 Chassis Cab Rear Frame Rail Type Flat 50,000-PSI steel C-channel C-channel rear frame rails Rear Frame Spacing Standard 34-inch spacing Standard 34-inch spacing Available Diesel Engine 6.7-liter Cummins turbo-diesel inline-six 6.7-liter Power Stroke V8 diesel Diesel Torque Output 800 lb-ft of torque 825 lb-ft of torque Transmission Type Heavy-duty AISIN six-speed automatic 10-speed commercial automatic Power Take-Off Access Dual-side (Left or Right side mounting) Single-side transmission access Auxiliary Alternator Output Available dual alternators ( 440 amps) Available dual alternators (410 amps) The Ram 4500 commercial transmission provides dual-sided Power Take-Off access, letting body builders mount hydraulic pumps on either side of the transmission case. This placement flexibility simplifies hydraulic line routing for crane bodies and dump beds, avoiding heat sources and exhaust components. What Commercial Financing and BusinessLink Options Help Contractors Buy at Valor CDJR? Commercial buyers purchasing a Ram 4500 Chassis Cab at Valor CDJR can leverage Ram BusinessLink commercial account perks, flexible commercial lines of credit, TRAC leases, and federal Section 179 tax deduction eligibility for vehicles over 6,000 pounds GVWR. Structuring commercial vehicle acquisitions through specialized commercial programs protects operating capital while maintaining updated fleet equipment. Enrolling in the complimentary Ram BusinessLink program grants business owners access to dedicated commercial advantages, including: Priority commercial service queuing to minimize vehicle downtime Dedicated commercial account managers familiar with vocational vehicle specs Commercial lines of credit that keep personal credit lines separate from business vehicle financing Terminal Rental Adjustment Clause (TRAC) leasing options tailored to business cash flow needs Tax incentives under Internal Revenue Code Section 179 allow qualified business buyers to deduct up to 100% of the purchase price of eligible commercial vehicles placed in service during the tax year, subject to current federal limits. Because the Ram 4500 Chassis Cab carries a GVWR above 6,000 pounds, it meets federal structural requirements for full vehicle expense deductions. Business owners should consult a qualified CPA or tax professional to confirm specific eligibility for their company. Our commercial sales staff assists with selecting axle ratios, calculating combined weights, and coordinating with body upfitters. To evaluate current chassis options and view available commercial inventory, browse our new Ram Chassis Cab inventory, or visit our Junction City dealership location. You can also reach our commercial sales department by calling (785) 238-5114. Common Questions About the Ram 4500 Chassis Cab Q: Do drivers need a CDL to operate a standalone Ram 4500 Chassis Cab in Kansas? In Kansas, drivers can operate the Ram 4500 Chassis Cab commercially without needing a Commercial Driver's License, simplifying fleet management. With a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating between 14,000 pounds and 16,500 pounds, the truck sits below the 26,001-pound single-vehicle CDL mandate threshold. Any employee holding a valid Class C driver's license can operate the truck itself. However, if the truck pulls a trailer with a GVWR over 10,000 pounds and the total combined weight rating exceeds 26,001 pounds, a Class A CDL is legally required for that driver. Q: Does the Ram 4500 offer a dual alternator option for heavy electrical tools? The Ram 4500 Chassis Cab offers an available dual alternator system delivering a combined maximum output of 440 amps. Utilizing two 220-amp alternators, this setup provides consistent electrical current for high-draw onboard systems, power inverters, exterior job site lighting arrays, and electric-over-hydraulic lift equipment without overtaxing the vehicle's primary starting battery. Q: What cab-to-axle lengths are available on the Ram 4500 Chassis Cab? The Ram 4500 Chassis Cab is manufactured in four distinct Cab-to-Axle (CA) lengths: 60-inch, 84-inch, 108-inch, and 120-inch spacing. These dimensional options allow contractors and body builders to mount utility beds, dump bodies, platform flatbeds, and mechanic crane bodies ranging from 9 feet to 16 feet in length while maintaining balanced axle loading. Q: Can the Ram 4500 power hydraulic upfits while the truck is moving? The Ram 4500 Power Take-Off ( PTO) system integrated with the AISIN six-speed automatic transmission supports mobile and stationary operating modes. Stationary mode powers stationary equipment like dump beds, bucket booms, and cranes while parked. Mobile mode supplies mechanical or hydraulic power to accessories like salt spreaders or street sweepers while the vehicle remains in motion. Q: How does the Ram 4500 qualify for commercial Section 179 tax benefits? Because the Ram 4500 Chassis Cab has a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating exceeding 6,000 pounds, it meets federal criteria for Section 179 tax treatment. Eligible commercial businesses may write off up to 100% of the vehicle's purchase cost in the year it is placed into service rather than depreciating the asset over multiple years. Business owners should consult their financial advisor or tax preparer for specific application details. Upgrade Your Commercial Fleet with the Ram 4500 at Valor CDJR Valor CDJR offers the Ram 4500 Chassis Cab, a vehicle built with a severe-duty frame and payload capacities tailored for Kansas contractors. Whether your business requires a heavy-duty dump truck, a mobile service body with crane capability, or a high-capacity equipment hauler, the Ram 4500 offers the structural foundation and powertrain options required for demanding job site work. Our commercial sales team at Valor CDJR is ready to help you configure the ideal chassis cab layout for your operational requirements. From analyzing gross weight calculations and upfit dimensions to structuring current commercial financing options, our specialists provide straightforward guidance through every step of the purchase process. Visit our showroom at 1825 Goldenbelt Blvd, Junction City, KS 66441, browse our complete inventory online, or contact our commercial sales team today to schedule an in-person fleet consultation. Keep Your Vehicle Running Strong Keep your vehicle performing at its best with our service team: Parts Department Service Scheduler © 2026 Valor CDJR. All rights reserved.

What Cab Configurations and Frame Lengths Are Offered on the Ram 4500? When configuring a commercial workhorse like the 2025 Ram 4500 Chassis Cab, matching your cab selection and frame dimensions precisely to your operational needs is the single most critical decision you will make. The Ram 4500 is engineered from the ground up to accommodate a vast range of commercial applications across Kansas, from heavy-duty ag operations in Geary County to municipal utility crews in Manhattan and construction sites in Junction City. Understanding how cab style and Cab-to-Axle (CA) measurements interact with body length, payload distribution, and overall turning geometry is essential before committing capital to a commercial fleet addition. The Ram 4500 Chassis Cab is manufactured in two primary cab configurations: the Regular Cab (2-door, 3-passenger capacity) and the Crew Cab (4-door, 5-to-6 passenger capacity). The Regular Cab layout maximizes available frame space behind the rear window, offering four distinct Cab-to-Axle (CA) frame lengths: 60 inches (144.5-inch wheelbase), 84 inches (168.5-inch wheelbase), 108 inches (192.5-inch wheelbase), and 120 inches (204.5-inch wheelbase). In contrast, the spacious Crew Cab configuration is paired with two primary frame lengths: 60 inches CA (173.5-inch wheelbase) and 84 inches CA (197.5-inch wheelbase). Every frame length features standardized 34-inch wide, steel rear frame rails with flat top surfaces and through-the-frame rivet construction, allowing upfitters to mount bodies without needing complex adapter brackets or structural modifications. Ram 4500 Configuration & Upfit Compatibility Summary Matrix Cab Type Cab-to-Axle (CA) Wheelbase Recommended Body Length Primary Upfit Applications Regular Cab 60 inches 144.5 inches 9 ft – 10 ft Short Service Body, MINI-Dump, Tight-Space Utility Regular Cab 84 inches 168.5 inches 11 ft – 12 ft Medium Service Body, Contractor Flatbed, Farm Hauler Regular Cab 108 inches 192.5 inches 14 ft Long Flatbed, Grain Body, Heavy Haul Stake Bed Regular Cab 120 inches 204.5 inches 16 ft – 18 ft Extended Flatbed, Rollback Tow Bed, Large Dry Freight Crew Cab 60 inches 173.5 inches 9 ft – 10 ft Crew Service Body, Utility Maintenance, Mobile Workshop Crew Cab 84 inches 197.5 inches 11 ft – 12 ft Crew Flatbed, Agricultural Transport, Municipal Crew Dump Choosing the correct CA dimension dictates not only what size body you can physically bolt to the frame rails, but also how front-to-rear axle weight distribution behaves under full load. Selecting too short of a CA for a long flatbed causes excessive overhang behind the rear axle, taking weight off the front tires, degrading steering feel, and accelerating tire wear. Conversely, selecting an unnecessarily long frame increases your curb weight, expands your turning circle, and reduces payload headroom. Exploring our Commercial Vehicle Inventory is a great first step toward evaluating chassis units currently available on our lot in Junction City. Meet Mike Hogg: 20 Years of Commercial Truck Service Insights in Geary and Riley Counties Hello, I am Mike Hogg, Service Director here at Valor CDJR. Over my two decades managing heavy-duty commercial service operations in Junction City, I have worked hand-in-hand with hundreds of Kansas general contractors, cattle ranchers, grain farmers, and municipal utility managers across Geary, Riley, and Dickinson counties. I have seen firsthand what happens when a medium-duty chassis truck is properly specced from day one—and the costly head-aches that occur when a fleet operator buys the wrong frame length or cab setup for their operational reality. My philosophy on medium-duty chassis specification is straightforward: 'Build the truck for the payload and jobsite access requirements of year five, not just day one.' Kansas working environments demand exceptional frame rigidity, predictable handling under heavy tongue-weight trailers, and rugged PTO integration. Whether you are navigating rutted field roads along the Smoky Hill River or maneuvering into tight commercial jobsites in downtown Manhattan, getting your cab configuration and frame specs right guarantees maximum uptime and long-term resale value. If you ever have technical questions about PTO pump clearance, auxiliary harness routing, or rear axle load calculations, reach out directly to our specialized service department. You can Call us at (785) 238-5114 or stop by our dealership located at 1825 Goldenbelt Blvd. Get Directions to Valor CDJR to speak with our heavy-duty technicians in person. Matching Ram 4500 Cab-to-Axle Dimensions to Flatbed, Dump Body, and Service Upfits Understanding the functional connection between Cab-to-Axle (CA) length and body design is fundamental. CA is defined as the distance in inches from the back of the vehicle cab to the centerline of the rear axle. Upfit manufacturers design standard body lengths—such as 9-foot, 11-foot, 14-foot, and 16-foot bodies—specifically to align with standardized industry CA dimensions. Here is how each Ram 4500 frame offering performs in real-world Kansas trades: 1. The 60-Inch CA (Regular Cab & Crew Cab): Ideal for 9-foot to 10-foot utility service bodies, compact dump bodies, and short flatbeds. The 60-inch CA Regular Cab features a tight 144.5-inch wheelbase, making it highly maneuverable in residential neighborhoods, municipal alleyways, and congested construction zones. In Crew Cab form, the 60-inch CA accommodates a 4-man work crew while retaining a compact overall footprint for towing utility trailers. 2. The 84-Inch CA (Regular Cab & Crew Cab): The true multi-purpose workhorse of the Midwest. An 84-inch CA perfectly accepts 11-foot to 12-foot contractor flatbeds, crane service bodies, and heavy agricultural drop-side beds. It provides exceptional balance, leaving ample room behind the cab for hydraulic oil tanks, fuel transfer tanks, or behind-cab toolboxes without crowding the rear axle load centerline. 3. The 108-Inch CA (Regular Cab Only): Engineered for 14-foot body installations, this setup is widely favored by fencing contractors, farm suppliers, and bulk material distributors. The extra length allows for high-cube utility bodies or high-capacity flatbeds designed to transport palleted seed, fencing materials, or livestock feed around rural Kansas. 4. The 120-Inch CA (Regular Cab Only): The longest factory chassis cab offered in the Ram 4500 lineup, featuring a 204.5-inch wheelbase. Designed specifically for 16-foot to 18-foot flatbeds, car hauler rollback beds, and dry freight box bodies. It delivers maximum platform square footage for commercial haulers while maintaining strict factory GVWR ratings. Upfitter Note from Mike Hogg: 'When selecting an upfit, never forget to calculate rear frame overhang. A common mistake is mounting a 12-foot bed on a 60-inch CA frame. That creates over 5 feet of tail swing behind the axle. Every pound placed at the rear gate acts like a lever, lifting weight off your steering axle and compromising control during rain or snow on Highway 77.' Planning to upgrade an existing fleet vehicle? Evaluate your current truck's value today with our online Trade In Evaluation tool. Explore Available Ram 4500 Chassis Cab Specs and Work Trucks at Valor CDJR Ready to inspect raw chassis cabs or pre-built commercial work trucks on our lot in Junction City? Our dedicated commercial team will walk you through frame dimensions, axle weight ratings, and upfitter options tailored specifically to your trade requirements. Browse Commercial Vehicle Inventory How Much Extra Does the 6.7L Cummins Diesel Engine Option Cost on a Ram 4500? Selecting the powertrain for your Ram 4500 represents one of the largest single financial line items during spec configuration. The Ram 4500 comes standard with the heavy-duty 6.4L HEMI® V8 Heavy-Duty Gasoline Engine paired with an AISIN 6-speed automatic transmission. Opting for the available commercial-grade 6.7L Cummins® Turbo Diesel I6 Engine for current pricing, contact the dealership (depending on production trim and optional equipment packages). While $10,000 represents a significant initial capital investment, evaluating this decision through a total-cost-of-ownership (TCO) lens reveals why many Kansas commercial buyers elect the Cummins diesel powertrain: Torque Under Heavy Towing: The 6.7L Cummins Diesel delivers up to 800 lb-ft of torque at low RPM (1,600 RPM), enabling effortless pull when launching heavy equipment trailers from muddy field gates or steep grades. The 6.4L HEMI V8 produces 429 lb-ft of torque at 4,000 RPM, requiring higher engine speeds to maintain momentum under load. Fuel Efficiency Under Continuous Payload: When operating continuously near maximum Gross Combined Weight Ratings (GCWR), diesel combustion efficiency yields significantly lower fuel consumption per operating hour, offsetting up to 40% of the initial option cost over a 150,000-mile commercial service lifespan. Commercial Engine Brakes & PTO: The Cummins diesel includes a fully integrated exhaust brake with manual and auto modes, reducing friction brake wear during steep hill descents. Furthermore, the left-side or right-side Power Take-Off (PTO) capability provides robust mechanical power for hydraulic pumps. Resale Value Retention: In the commercial resale market throughout Kansas and Nebraska, diesel chassis cabs command a premium over gasoline chassis units, often recovering $5,000 to $7,000 of the original option cost at trade-in time. Looking to structure engine upgrades and upfit costs into manageable monthly operating payments? Apply for commercial financing online with our Get Pre-Approved form. What Tire and Wheel Setup Does the Ram 4500 Use Compared to the Ram 3500? A frequent point of confusion among fleet managers step-up from Class 3 (Ram 3500) to Class 4 (Ram 4500) trucks is the running gear. While the Ram 3500 Dual Rear Wheel (DRW) utilizes consumer light-truck running gear, the Ram 4500 transitions entirely into medium-duty commercial hardware built for extreme duty cycles. 19.5-Inch Wheel Hardware The Ram 4500 features heavy commercial 19.5 x 6.0-inch steel or forged aluminum wheels, compared to the 17-inch wheels standard on Ram 3500 DRW. Standard tire fitment is 225/70R19.5G commercial highway or traction tires, featuring substantially thicker sidewalls and higher load range G ratings. 10-Lug Heavy Duty Hub Pattern While the Ram 3500 uses an 8-lug wheel bolt pattern, the Ram 4500 employs a robust 10-lug on 225mm bolt circle heavy commercial hub pattern. This massive hub assembly distributes wheel clamping forces far more effectively under severe cornering loads and heavy payload distribution. Brake Thermal Management The 19.5-inch wheel diameter creates extra internal clearance required to house massive 15.35-inch front rotors and heavy-duty dual-piston calipers. Larger commercial wheel cavities allow far greater air circulation, preventing heat soak during repeated high-payload downhill braking events. Expert Perspective: Why Frame Rigidity and CA Sizing Drive Real-World Payload Profits 'In commercial truck service, frame flex is the silent killer of bodies and drivelines,' explains Mike Hogg. 'The Ram 4500 uses high-strength 50,000 PSI steel frame rails with full C-channel rear crossmembers. When you mount a heavy dump body or a 14-foot crane service body, that structural rigidity prevents frame twist when operating on uneven ranch terrain or unpaved job sites.' When a frame twists excessively under maximum load, it places torsional stress on the transmission output shaft, driveshaft U-joints, and rear differential bearings. By maintaining a flat 34-inch wide frame rail standard with zero top-rail rivets, Ram allows upfitters to mount bodies directly to high-tensile steel frame webs. This clean mounting design eliminates flex points, protects sensitive hydraulic lines, and keeps your truck out of the repair bay. Need replacement parts or specialized mounting brackets? Contact our dedicated Parts Department for factory-approved body builder hardware. What Is the Maximum Towing Capacity and Payload for the 2025 Ram 4500 Chassis Cab? The 2025 Ram 4500 Chassis Cab is engineered to deliver class-leading weight ratings across both Regular Cab and Crew Cab configurations: Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR): Up to 16,500 lbs. Maximum Payload Capacity: Up to 12,080 lbs (varies based on cab style, CA length, drivetrain, and upfit body weight). Maximum Towing Capacity: Up to 29,770 lbs when equipped with the 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel and factory max-tow package. Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR): Up to 37,500 lbs. These ratings make the Ram 4500 an appropriate choice for towing heavy equipment trailers, backhoes, and multi-car haulers across Geary and Riley counties without crossing into Class 6 Commercial Driver License (CDL) requirements in many standard agricultural operations. Ram 4500 Ratings by Drivetrain & Configuration Engine Max GVWR Max Payload Max Towing Max GCWR 6.4L HEMI V8 Gas 16,500 lbs 12,080 lbs 21,500 lbs 28,500 lbs 6.7L Cummins Diesel 16,500 lbs 11,250 lbs 29,770 lbs 37,500 lbs Get Pre-Approved For Commercial Financing How Do Turning Radius Capability Figures Compare Between Ram 4500 and Ford F-450? On crowded jobsites and narrow farm driveways throughout Geary County, maneuverability is just as important as raw horsepower. Ram engineers addressed this challenge by designing a dedicated wide-track front axle setup with link-coil front suspension, permitting up to a 52-degree wheel-cut angle. When compared directly to the Ford F-450 Chassis Cab, the Ram 4500 delivers remarkable tight-space turning diameter performance: Ram 4500 Regular Cab (60-inch CA / 144.5" WB): Turning curb-to-curb diameter of approximately 42.1 feet. Ford F-450 Regular Cab (60-inch CA / 145.3" WB): Turning curb-to-curb diameter of approximately 43.5 feet. Ram 4500 Crew Cab (60-inch CA / 173.5" WB): Turning curb-to-curb diameter of approximately 49.8 feet. That tighter turning radius allows drivers to navigate tight barns, maneuver around grain augers, and parallel park service bodies on downtown streets with significantly fewer multi-point turns. What Should Kansas Farm and Contracting Buyers Verify Before Choosing a Service, Flatbed, or Dump-Body Upfit? To eliminate costly rework or delays when partnering with body builders, run through this pre-purchase verification checklist with our commercial sales specialists: 1. Alternator & Electrical Outlets Verify if your upfit requires dual alternators (up to 440 amps combined output) to charge auxiliary jobsite batteries, power electric-hydraulic hoists, or drive high-draw LED lightbars. 2. Power Take-Off (PTO) Left/Right Routing Confirm whether your hydraulic pump mounts on the left or right side of the AISIN transmission. Ram 4500 provides dual-side PTO access capabilities to clear exhaust piping. 3. VSIM Module Interfacing Ensure your vehicle is specced with the factory Vehicle System Interface Module (VSIM). It provides 70+ electrical circuits for seamless aftermarket body integration. Do Kansas Agricultural Operations Qualify for Sales Tax Exemptions on Commercial Chassis Trucks? Yes! Under Kansas Department of Revenue tax statutes, vehicles, machinery, and equipment purchased for direct and exclusive use in agricultural production can qualify for state sales tax exemptions. In Riley and Geary counties, qualifying farmers and ranchers utilizing a Ram 4500 for farming, livestock movement, or agricultural material transport can save thousands of dollars at purchase when proper documentation is completed. Key requirements to keep in mind: Kansas Agricultural Exemption Certificate (Form ST-28A): Must be completed and kept on file at the dealership during the purchasing transaction. Qualifying Use Cases: Transporting agricultural products, feeding livestock, spraying crops, or hauling machinery between agricultural parcels. Commercial Line of Credit: Combining tax-exempt status with commercial fleet financing or specialized commercial leases maximizes capital efficiency for expanding agricultural businesses. Evaluate Your Trade-In Online Commercial Chassis Cab Overview: Ram 4500 Capability for Kansas Farms and Contractors Operating a commercial truck like the Ram 4500 requires a rigorous, proactive maintenance strategy. Unlike light-duty pickups, chassis cabs spend prolonged periods idling at jobsites to power PTO pumps, hydraulic lifts, and auxiliary tools. Under these severe duty cycles, routine fluid sampling, fuel filter changes, and valve clearances are vital to keeping your business operating without unscheduled downtime. At Valor CDJR, our certified commercial service department is equipped with heavy-duty lifts, specialized Cummins diagnostic equipment, and dedicated commercial bays. Our technicians are trained specifically on AISIN heavy-duty automatic transmissions, dual-alternator charging systems, and complex upfitter wiring interfaces. Key preventative maintenance schedules for Ram 4500 commercial units: Fuel Filter Maintenance: Dual-filter Cummins fuel system changes recommended every 15,000 miles or immediately upon water-in-fuel light warnings. Transmission Fluid Services: AISIN 6-speed fluid and filter drain/fills every 30,000 to 45,000 severe-service miles. Brake Pad & Rotor Inspections: Semi-annual checks on commercial 19.5-inch brake hardware during routine oil services. Routine Maintenance: Utilize our dedicated Express Lane for quick oil and filter services to minimize fleet downtime. Build and Spec Your Ram 4500 Work Truck with Valor CDJR in Junction City Whether you need a single Ram 4500 Regular Cab with an 84-inch CA flatbed for your farm or a fleet of Crew Cab service bodies for your contracting business, the experts at Valor CDJR are ready to help you build, finance, and maintain your commercial inventory. Visit our showroom at 1825 Goldenbelt Blvd in Junction City, or contact Service Director Mike Hogg to discuss custom upfit specs today. Schedule Commercial Service Appointment

2026 Ram 4500 vs Ram 3500 Chassis Comparison The 2026 Ram 4500 Chassis Tradesman/Big Horn is the better vehicle choice overall for severe commercial applications, delivering a class-leading maximum payload capacity of 9,390 lbs and a 16,500 lbs GVWR that easily outperforms the Ram 3500 Chassis. While the Ram 3500 offers higher maximum diesel towing figures, the Ram 4500 provides the heavier commercial axle rating, commercial 19.5-inch running gear, and structural frame rigidity required for massive utility bodies, heavy agricultural equipment, and demanding jobsite upfits. Commercial Vehicle Inventory Which 2026 Ram Chassis Is Best for Work and Family Needs? The 2026 Ram 4500 Chassis Tradesman/Big Horn wins this comparison for operators needing maximum payload strength and commercial frame capacity, boasting a 9,390 lbs maximum payload and standard Dual Rear Wheel (DRW) configuration compared to the Ram 3500 Chassis payload limit of 7,590 lbs. While both chassis cab models share the option for a 6-passenger Crew Cab to transport work crews or families comfortably, the Ram 4500 is engineered specifically for heavier commercial bodies and extreme structural loads. Choosing between these commercial powerhouses comes down to the nature of your daily workload. The Ram 4500 Chassis utilizes commercial-grade 19.5-inch steel wheels wrapped in 225/70R19.5G all-position tires, backed by a massive 16,500 lbs GVWR. This setup allows contractors, agricultural haulers, and utility fleets to mount heavy service bodies, flatbeds, or crane platforms without exceeding axle limits. On the other hand, the 2026 Ram 3500 Chassis offers a maximum Gross Vehicle Weight Rating of 14,000 lbs and comes standard in a Single Rear Wheel (SRW) configuration with DRW available. The Ram 3500 provides excellent flexibility for lighter commercial upfits and offers a higher maximum diesel towing rating of 37,060 lbs due to its lighter vehicle curb weight and specific gear tuning. However, when your primary requirement is hauling heavy onboard gear, liquid tanks, or permanent jobsite equipment, the Ram 4500 offers the uncompromising foundation necessary to get the job done safely. Both trucks provide outstanding cabin flexibility. In Tradesman or Big Horn trim, available configurations include a 3-passenger Regular Cab or a spacious 6-passenger Crew Cab featuring HD vinyl or premium cloth 40/20/40 split-bench seating. This ensures your commercial chassis doubles as a comfortable group transporter during off-hours or travel between job sites. How Do the 2026 Ram 4500 and 3500 Tradesman and Big Horn Trims Compare in Price and Value? The 2026 Ram 3500 Chassis carries a lower baseline entry cost starting at $48,105 MSRP for the Tradesman trim, but the 2026 Ram 4500 Chassis provides greater heavy-duty value starting at $55,370 MSRP by delivering 1,800 additional pounds of payload capacity and standard commercial-grade running gear. Upgrading to the Big Horn trim brings MSRP to $59,120 on the Ram 4500 and $52,340 on the Ram 3500, adding refined exterior styling and upgraded interior convenience features. Value in a commercial chassis is measured by capability per dollar over the lifetime of the truck. The Ram 4500 Tradesman at $55,370 MSRP includes standard heavy-duty features that would cost thousands to add to lighter chassis platforms, including a heavy-duty front axle, commercial 19.5-inch steel wheels, and a 4.44 axle ratio designed to launch heavy loads efficiently. Moving to the Ram 4500 Big Horn at $59,120 MSRP adds chrome grille surrounds, power windows and locks, keyless entry, and upgraded cloth interior trim that enhances driver comfort during long work hours. The Ram 3500 Tradesman starting at $48,105 MSRP and Big Horn at $52,340 MSRP serve as budget-friendly entry points for fleets that do not require a 16,500 lbs GVWR chassis. However, taking on heavy upfits on a 3500 platform can approach gross weight limits quickly. Investing in the Ram 4500 upfront prevents premature suspension wear and provides headroom for heavy commercial bodies. To help with your next steps, you can value your trade-in online before visiting our dealership to explore upfit options. At Valor CDJR, our inventory includes specific work-ready configurations like the new 2026 Ram 4500 Tradesman Crew Cab 4x4 in Bright White Clearcoat (Stock #26DT109) priced at $77,570 MSRP, equipped with the Cummins diesel engine and a 16,500 lbs GVWR package. We also stock options like the 2026 Ram 3500 Tradesman Crew Cab 4x4 (Stock #26DT108) priced at $70,875 MSRP, featuring dual alternators rated at 480 amps. Pricing Starting MSRP lineup comparison for Tradesman and Big Horn chassis cab models. 2026 Ram 4500 Chassis Tradesman/Big Horn Trim MSRP 2026 Ram 3500 Chassis Tradesman/Big Horn Trim MSRP Tradesman $55,370 Tradesman $48,105 Big Horn $59,120 Big Horn $52,340 Trade In Evaluation Cargo Capacity and Cabin Space: Which 2026 Ram Chassis Handles Hard Work and Weekend Trips Better? The 2026 Ram 4500 Chassis provides significantly higher onboard carrying capacity with its 9,390 lbs maximum payload and 16,500 lbs GVWR, making it the top choice for heavy commercial upfits, while both models offer identical interior passenger dimensions in 3-passenger Regular Cab and 6-passenger Crew Cab layouts. Passenger legroom and interior storage solutions remain equal across both chassis models, but the Ram 4500 carries heavier cargo on its back without sacrificing ride height or stability. Upfit flexibility is the primary reason commercial operators choose a Class 4 chassis cab. The Ram 4500 Chassis features flat frame rails with zero rivets on top of the rear frame flanges, allowing body builders to mount utility boxes, dump bodies, and flatbeds directly onto the chassis. Standard Dual Rear Wheels provide a wide rear track that enhances lateral stability when transporting top-heavy loads, tall cargo boxes, or full liquid tanks across uneven ground. Interior utility is engineered around the needs of working crews. In Crew Cab models, both the Ram 4500 and Ram 3500 feature a 40/20/40 split bench seat with integrated front armrest cupholders and under-seat storage compartments to organize tools, boots, and safety gear. Rear-seat passengers benefit from generous legroom and rear 2-way headrests, ensuring full-size adult crew members fit comfortably. For drivers who alternate between heavy work demands and family transportation, the Big Horn trim's interior finishes turn a heavy commercial truck into a pleasant daily driver. HD vinyl seating surfaces in Tradesman models provide water-resistant, easy-to-clean durability, while Big Horn models add soft-touch door panels and upgraded seating materials for a refined interior environment. Dimensions & Capacity Capability, weight ratings, dimensions, and wheel setups. Specification 2026 Ram 4500 Chassis Tradesman/Big Horn 2026 Ram 3500 Chassis Tradesman/Big Horn Seating Capacity 3 (Regular Cab) / 6 (Crew Cab) 3 (Regular Cab) / 6 (Crew Cab) Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) 16,500 lbs 14,000 lbs Maximum Towing Capacity 21,240 lbs (Gas) / 28,500+ lbs (Diesel) 18,150 lbs (Gas) / 37,060 lbs (Diesel) Maximum Payload 9,390 lbs 7,590 lbs Rear Wheel Configuration Dual Rear Wheel (DRW) Standard Single Rear Wheel (SRW) Standard / DRW Available Wheel Size & Tire Spec 19.5-inch steel wheels (225/70R19.5G) 17-inch / 18-inch steel wheels Performance and Fuel Efficiency of the 2026 Ram 4500 vs 3500 for Commercial and Farm Operations The 2026 Ram 3500 Chassis holds the advantage in total diesel horsepower and maximum tow rating with its 430 hp Cummins turbo diesel output, but the 2026 Ram 4500 Chassis provides superior commercial durability and gear reduction with a 360 hp Cummins turbo diesel delivering 800 lb-ft of torque mated to a heavy-duty 6-speed Aisin automatic transmission. Both trucks come standard with a 6.4L Heavy-Duty HEMI V8 gas engine paired with an 8-speed TorqueFlite automatic transmission generating 429 lb-ft of torque. Under the hood, engine tuning differs based on vehicle weight class regulations and commercial duty cycles: 6.4L Heavy-Duty HEMI V8 (Gas): Produces 375 hp @ 5,600 rpm in the Ram 4500 and 405 hp @ 5,600 rpm in the Ram 3500, with both generating 429 lb-ft @ 4,000 rpm. 6.7L Cummins I6 Turbo Diesel: Delivers 360 hp and 800 lb-ft of torque in the Ram 4500 tuned for commercial longevity under continuous load, and 430 hp with 930 lb-ft of torque in the Ram 3500. Transmissions & Drivetrain: Gas models feature the 8-speed TorqueFlite automatic transmission, while diesel powertrains utilize the commercial 6-speed Aisin automatic transmission. Rear-Wheel Drive (4x2) is standard, with Four-Wheel Drive (4x4) available on both models. When towing severe loads, gear ratios play a critical role. The Ram 4500 Chassis utilizes aggressive axle ratios like 4.44, providing exceptional low-end torque amplification to launch heavy equipment trailers smoothly. The Ram 3500 relies on taller gearing options suited for highway trailering, yielding a maximum gas towing rating of 18,150 lbs and a maximum diesel towing capacity of 37,060 lbs, compared to the Ram 4500 towing limits of 21,240 lbs (Gas) and 28,500+ lbs (Diesel). Fuel economy ratings for Class 3 and Class 4 commercial chassis cab vehicles are exempt from EPA testing requirements. However, both models maximize jobsite range by offering a large about 52 gallons fuel tank capacity. This massive fuel reserve minimizes fuel stops during long-distance commercial trips or extended stationary operation while powering hydraulic equipment and PTO accessories. Engine & Performance Powertrain configurations, horsepower, and transmission specs. Specification 2026 Ram 4500 Chassis Tradesman/Big Horn 2026 Ram 3500 Chassis Tradesman/Big Horn Standard Gas Engine 6.4L Heavy-Duty HEMI V8 6.4L Heavy-Duty HEMI V8 Gas Engine Horsepower 375 hp @ 5,600 rpm 405 hp @ 5,600 rpm Gas Engine Torque 429 lb-ft @ 4,000 rpm 429 lb-ft @ 4,000 rpm Available Diesel Engine 6.7L Cummins I6 Turbo Diesel 6.7L Cummins I6 Turbo Diesel Diesel Engine Output 360 hp / 800 lb-ft torque 430 hp / 930 lb-ft torque Transmission 8-speed TorqueFlite automatic (Gas) / 6-speed Aisin automatic (Diesel) 8-speed TorqueFlite automatic (Gas) / 6-speed Aisin automatic (Diesel) Drivetrain Rear-Wheel Drive (4x2) standard, Four-Wheel Drive (4x4) available Rear-Wheel Drive (4x2) standard, Four-Wheel Drive (4x4) available Fuel Economy Fuel storage and efficiency parameters. Specification 2026 Ram 4500 Chassis Tradesman/Big Horn 2026 Ram 3500 Chassis Tradesman/Big Horn Fuel Economy (City/Highway/Combined) Exempt (Commercial Heavy-Duty) Exempt (Commercial Heavy-Duty) Fuel Tank Capacity 52.0 gallons 52.0 gallons Recommended Fuel Type Regular Unleaded (Gas) / Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel (Diesel) Regular Unleaded (Gas) / Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel (Diesel) New Vehicle Listings Tech Features That Keep 2026 Ram 4500 and 3500 Drivers Connected on Job Sites The 2026 Ram 4500 and 3500 Chassis share an identical suite of commercial technology, featuring standard Apple CarPlay, Google Android Auto, and an available 4G LTE Wi-Fi Hot Spot to transform the truck cab into a mobile office. Both models integrate Uconnect infotainment software and telematics compatibility, keeping drivers connected to fleet management software and navigation routes effortlessly. Modern commercial operations demand constant connectivity between field operators and dispatchers. Both Ram chassis cab models incorporate a Global Telematics Box Module and a GPS Antenna Input, enabling real-time vehicle tracking, diagnostic monitoring, and maintenance scheduling across working fleets. Integrated Voice Command with Bluetooth allows drivers to make hands-free calls and send messages without removing their hands from the steering wheel. Inside the cabin, convenient technology controls keep essential functions within arm's reach: Smartphone Integration: Seamless Apple CarPlay and Google Android Auto capability mirror navigation maps, communication apps, and job schedules directly on the center console display. Fleet Management Tools: Connectivity through DriveUconnect.com allows business owners to access vehicle telemetry and monitor fuel usage remotely. Power & Charging Access: Multiple USB ports and optional auxiliary power outlets ensure phones, tablets, and cordless tool batteries stay charged throughout the workday. Whether navigating busy commercial corridors or operating at remote worksites, the intuitive layout of Ram's infotainment controls ensures seamless operation without creating driver distraction. Safety Systems Tailored for Tradesmen and Families Navigating Roads in the 2026 Ram Chassis The 2026 Ram 4500 Chassis delivers enhanced baseline safety and vehicle control under extreme payloads due to its standard Dual Rear Wheel axle stability, commercial 19.5-inch braking systems, and heavy-duty frame strength compared to the single-rear-wheel standard configuration of the Ram 3500. Both chassis cabs feature advanced active safety technology, electronic stability control, and reinforced cab structures engineered to protect occupants across challenging driving environments. Stability & Control Electronic stability control with roll mitigation and trailer sway control monitors trajectory and manages wheel braking automatically. Passive Protection High-strength steel frame construction and advanced multi-stage airbag protection provide outstanding structural resilience. Visibility Options Heated power trailer-tow mirrors expand rearward vision around wide utility bodies, accompanied by auto-headlights. Navigating heavy loads across varied terrain requires robust driver assistance and braking control. The Ram 4500 and Ram 3500 feature sophisticated electronic stability control systems with roll mitigation and trailer sway control. These active systems monitor vehicle trajectory and automatically apply individual wheel braking or adjust engine power if trailer instability is detected. Passive safety starts with high-strength steel frame construction and advanced airbag protection throughout the front cabin. Commercial drivers benefit from large heated power trailer-tow mirrors that expand rearward visibility around wide cargo bodies and long trailers. Standard automatic headlights and daytime running lamps ensure high vehicle visibility when traveling through active construction zones, rural access roads, or heavy weather. Warranty, Maintenance, and Service Options for 2026 Ram 4500 and 3500 Owners in the Area The 2026 Ram 4500 and 3500 Chassis are supported by a comprehensive 5-year/60,000-mile Powertrain Limited Warranty on gas models and a 5-year/100,000-mile Powertrain Limited Warranty on Cummins diesel models, backed by 24-hour manufacturer roadside assistance. This extensive warranty coverage ensures commercial owners maintain predictable operating costs and maximum vehicle uptime throughout the working life of their chassis. Routine preventive maintenance is essential for preserving the durability of heavy-duty commercial equipment. The Cummins 6.7L turbo diesel engine features extended oil change intervals and heavy-duty fuel filtration systems designed to protect engine components from fuel contaminants. The 6-speed Aisin automatic transmission utilizes commercial-grade fluid and internal cooling circuits engineered for continuous heavy towing without thermal degradation. To maintain your commercial chassis in peak operating condition, our dedicated commercial technicians are ready to handle routine oil changes, brake inspections, and complex chassis maintenance. You can easily schedule a service appointment online to minimize vehicle downtime and keep your commercial fleet running reliably. Service Scheduler Frequently Asked Questions About Choosing Between the 2026 Ram 4500 and 3500 Chassis Q: What is the main difference between the Ram 4500 and Ram 3500 Chassis? The primary difference lies in GVWR and payload capacity. The 2026 Ram 4500 Chassis features a 16,500 lbs GVWR, a maximum payload of 9,390 lbs, and standard commercial 19.5-inch wheels with dual rear wheels. The Ram 3500 Chassis features a 14,000 lbs GVWR, a maximum payload of 7,590 lbs, standard single rear wheels, and a higher maximum diesel towing rating of 37,060 lbs. Q: Which chassis cab model is better for heavy utility bodies and dump beds? The 2026 Ram 4500 Chassis is better suited for heavy utility bodies, crane beds, and dump applications. Its 16,500 lbs GVWR provides nearly two additional tons of payload capacity over the Ram 3500, allowing operators to mount heavy onboard equipment without exceeding gross vehicle weight thresholds. Q: What are the horsepower and torque ratings for the diesel engines? The available 6.7L Cummins I6 Turbo Diesel produces 360 hp and 800 lb-ft of torque in the Ram 4500 Chassis, paired with a commercial 6-speed Aisin automatic transmission. In the Ram 3500 Chassis, the Cummins turbo diesel delivers 430 hp and 930 lb-ft of torque. Q: What fuel tank capacity do these commercial trucks offer? Both the 2026 Ram 4500 Chassis and Ram 3500 Chassis come standard with a massive about 52 gallons fuel tank capacity. This large capacity provides extended driving range and reduces down time during long-distance commercial trips and heavy agricultural work. Q: How can I view in-stock Ram chassis cab inventory or speak with a commercial specialist? You can explore our complete work truck selection in person at Valor CDJR. Check our Junction City showroom address at 1825 Goldenbelt Blvd, Junction City, KS 66441 to test drive our commercial inventory, or give our dedicated commercial sales team a quick call at (785) 238-5114 to discuss your specific upfit needs and commercial pricing options. The Superior Choice for Uncompromising Commercial Capability For operators requiring maximum payload capacity, commercial-grade frame strength, and structural reliability under severe working conditions, the 2026 Ram 4500 Chassis Tradesman/Big Horn stands out as a leading commercial vehicle. Its 16,500 lbs GVWR, 9,390 lbs maximum payload, standard dual rear wheel stability, and heavy-duty 19.5-inch running gear provide a level of heavy-duty performance that lighter Class 3 trucks simply cannot match. While the Ram 3500 Chassis provides excellent flexibility for lighter towing and utility tasks, the Ram 4500 delivers the heavy-duty foundation needed for permanent service bodies, liquid transport, and heavy equipment hauling. Combined with the comfort of available Crew Cab seating, modern Uconnect technology, and the proven power of the 6.7L Cummins turbo diesel engine, the Ram 4500 balances commercial productivity with everyday drivability. Visit Valor CDJR today at 1825 Goldenbelt Blvd in Junction City to inspect our current inventory of 2026 Ram 4500 and 3500 chassis cabs. Our experienced commercial team is ready to help you compare trim levels, evaluate upfit configurations, and select the exact Ram chassis built to handle your toughest jobs. 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