3/4t vs 1t differences
I realize there has been many questions asked about this and I have read quite a few but still doesn't really answer my curiosity completely, so here it goes... Say if I need to use the truck 60-70...
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mtofell1 wrote:
When I purchased my Ram 2500 about 15 months ago the 2500s came with the new coil springs while the 3500 had old fashioned leafs and the ride was noticeably different.
Also, at least in my area, 3500s are MUCH more rare on the lots. If I wanted one with anything close to the options I was after I would have had to order it. I guess I'll just have to get by with a meager 3000# of payload :)
You must have a gasser because with Ram diesel 2500 ~2000# payload and 3500 ~4000 payload.
My dealer currently has 90 2500's and 152 3500's (mix of SRW and DWR). My salesguy said for people that tow spending ~$600 to double the payload is a no-brainer.
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