Ram Commercial Trucks & Vans in Muskegon, MI

Whether you’re a contractor, tradesperson, fleet operator, courier, or any sort of small business owner in West Michigan, there’s no doubt that you work very hard. What you might need, though, is a vehicle that matches your efforts in order to take things to another level. That’s where Preferred Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram can assist you. Between the legendary toughness and durability of Ram work trucks and our more than 40 years of service to Muskegon, Grand Haven, and Allendale, there’s no better partner in getting the job done, and done well.

Of course, you may be broadly aware of your need for a Ram, but unsure which one is best suited for the task at hand. Preferred can help with that as well. Read on to learn about the wide variety of trucks available, and browse our inventory. All along the way, we’re here to answer any questions you may have, or discuss your needs in further detail.

Ram Commercial Truck and Van Lineup

Ram 1500

Iconic. Powerful. Versatile. Any adjectives you wish to apply to the Ram 1500 barely seem sufficient, considering that it functions both as an elite consumer-facing vehicle and a go-to work truck for millions on the job. It’s the segment leader among light-duty trucks, thanks to the endorsements of contractors, real estate and property managers, landscapers, and salespeople. Depending on its configuration, it can carry a payload of up to 2,340 pounds while towing well north of 11,000 pounds, thanks largely to a series of beefy engine options that produce up to 521 lb-ft of torque. The Ram 1500 is also notable for its numerous trim levels, allowing you to keep things basic with the Tradesman or Express, or opt for higher-luxury levels — something that shouldn’t be overlooked if spending lots of time on the road.

Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 | Heavy-Duty Trucks

Need to carry even more? The Ram 2500 and 3500 are built for exactly that, as the heavy-duty siblings to the 1500. With engine options including a 6.4L HEMI V8 and a high-output 6.7L Cummins® Turbo Diesel I-6, their 98 percent high-strength steel frames are built to take on just about anything. The Ram 3500, in particular, is a favorite of farmers who need to transport livestock, grain carts, heavy machinery, and supplies. It’s also extremely useful for construction jobs with heavy weight demands, such as moving trailers, mini-excavators, skid steers, and weighty materials. Both the 2500 and 3500 are also surprisingly adaptable, including three different cab options, two bed lengths, and, in the 3500, a dual rear wheel.

Ram Chassis Cab

The possibilities are nearly limitless with a Ram Chassis Cab, which is exactly what the name implies: a Ram 3500, 4500, or 5500 cab with the flexibility to upfit whatever the work demands behind it. Commonly, this can include a box truck setup, a flatbed hauler, or a service body optimized for storage, though applications can be as varied as tow trucks, dump trucks, salt trucks, and fire and rescue vehicles. The Ram 5500 chassis, the strongest of the three, can dominate any of those tasks with a maximum payload of 12,260 pounds and the ability to tow up to an incredible 34,540 pounds — though it also has an 8.4-inch infotainment touchscreen, the largest in its class.

Ram ProMaster

One thing that no pickup truck, regardless of its size or strength, can offer is the ability to serve as a mobile workstation, with a highly-organized collection of parts, tools, and equipment. That’s why the Ram ProMaster has become a favorite of trade professionals like electricians, plumbers, and HVAC contractors, delivery services, and a diverse group of mobile businesses, including pet groomers, food trucks, and coffee shops. Essentially, the back of the ProMaster is a giant enclosed box that can be upfit for just about any type of work, and it offers both protection for its payload and (particularly with its elevated roof heights) the ability to stand up inside while working.

Which Ram Commercial Vehicle Is Right for Your Muskegon Business?