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The Ram 1500 is a large, full-size pickup truck that offers extreme strength, towing power and lots of space both in the cab and out. It is a popular commercial ute seating five comfortably in double cab models, tow up to 4.5 tonnes and its massive cargo tub can fit a full-size pallet with room to spare. With the right set of tyres, it is an essential and reliable tool to help get the job done.

Suggested tyres for the Ram 1500 include the Mastercraft Courser AXT, Toyo Open Country H/T and the Yokohama Geolandar H/T G056.

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The RAM 1500 Laramie is the top shelf, high-end model in the Ram 1500 range. It is a large full-size ute that is a luxurious yet reasonably priced workhorse with impressive off-road and towing capabilities that will satisfy any driver and tradie.

Ram 2500

The Ram 2500 is a large, full-size pickup truck that has been in production since 1994. Its sheer size gives such a commanding road presence - it's a ute that refuses to be ignored. It is easy to drive and this, on top of all its other features makes it worth its higher price tag.

Ram 3500

The Ram 3500 is a heavy-duty work truck and older models required drivers to have a truck licence to drive one. It is not that fuel-efficient, but dealing with slightly higher petrol costs can be a fair and necessary trade-off for the hefty load and hard work the 3500 can easily bear.