The Ram 3500 for the toughest jobs
The Ram 3500 sits at the top of Ram’s pickup lineup for capability, built for the heaviest towing and hauling jobs. Its gas powertrain and reinforced chassis are designed for fifth-wheel trailers, equipment haulers and demanding commercial use. It’s a serious tool for businesses that rely on their trucks every day.
Arthur Lease Deals specializes in business leasing for heavy-duty trucks like the Ram 3500. We compare lease programs across several dealers in PA, NJ and DE, help you configure the truck for your operation, and can put the lease in your company name. Delivery to your business is free, saving your team valuable time.
Which Ram 3500 trim to lease
Most lease shoppers land on the Tradesman or Big Horn for work duty, or the Laramie for a nicer cabin that still pulls hard. The real decisions are the configuration ones: single rear wheels or a dually, cab style and bed length, and the right axle ratio for your trailer. Get those right first, then pick the trim. A well-matched spec matters more on a 3500 than leather or a bigger screen.
Is the 3500 right for you?
The Ram 3500 suits contractors, landscapers, horse owners and RV families who tow heavy trailers often, especially fifth-wheel or gooseneck setups. It’s more truck than most people need for light hauling, and it rides firmer when empty. Because these trucks often work hard and cover ground, many buyers do well with 15,000 miles per year, and high-mileage business users may want 18,000 or more.
3500 lease tips from Arthur
Be honest about how the truck will be used. Hitch installs, bed liners, toolboxes and racks are common, and anything that drills into the frame or bed can lead to charges at turn-in. Ask about factory-prep options like the fifth-wheel or gooseneck prep package so you aren’t cutting into the bed. Fleet-style work trucks are popular with dealers, so plain Tradesman and Big Horn units in common colors are often easier to find.
