Does Ram Make a Short Bed Truck?

Ram has many truck models that are popular among consumers. The Ram 2500 and 3500 are two of the most popular trucks on the market, and they come with a variety of bed lengths to choose from. So, does Ram make a short bed truck?

Yes, Ram does make a short bed truck.

The Ram 1500 is their light-duty truck and it comes with a choice of three different bed lengths: 5’7″, 6’4″ and 8′. The 5’7″ is considered the “short-bed” option for the Ram 1500. This model has the same features as the other two bed length options, but it offers more maneuverability due to its shorter size.

The Ram 2500 and 3500 are their heavier-duty trucks, and they offer two different bed lengths: 6’4″ and 8′. The 6’4″ is considered the “short-bed” option for these two models, but it still offers plenty of cargo capacity for those who need to haul large items. These models also come with additional features such as four-wheel drive capability and increased hauling capacity.

The short beds on all three models offer drivers more maneuverability in tight spaces or when towing trailers. It also allows them to take advantage of more parking spaces than longer trucks would be able to fit into.

In addition to offering short beds on their light-duty and heavy-duty trucks, Ram also offers several other options that can be customized according to individual preferences. This includes exterior paint colors, interior trim packages, wheel designs, suspension kits, lift kits, tow packages, and much more.

Conclusion: In conclusion, yes Ram does make a short bed truck in both its light-duty (Ram 1500) and heavy-duty (Ram 2500 & 3500) lines of vehicles. Short beds offer drivers increased maneuverability in tight spaces or when towing trailers while still providing plenty of cargo capacity for those who need it. Additionally, there are several customization options available on all three models from exterior paint colors to suspension kits that can be tailored according to individual preferences.

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Karen Watkins