Payload and Max towing

[Stefde]

Prelim answer is yes/most likely depending on how far down the rabbit hole.
there should already be some posts in the appropriate categories covering this. Head-unit with and without navigation, may be a swap and components needed.

for the Mobile options on the app it needs cellular and odb connection, i could not locate the posting in question and i am not sure how the system interact when being swapped or added to a vehicle, there is also a subscription that is needed in order to have access to said features. - This one the dealer may be the most adequate to answer.

@Brutal_HO or @Jimmy07 may be able to further assist or clarify your question.

Thanks!

 

[Stefde]

First time towing my fifth wheel with my new Ram 3500 with the puck system adaptor. Little higher but I think it's acceptable.

 

[mrcook2140]

not sure but i have just bought 2024 2500 crew cab with 8ft box and i am going to tow my 5th wheel which is 14k with pin weight of 2088 lb leaving me with about 27 lb left for payload (payload sticker say 2200lbs) would i still be safe to add maybe a few more lb (driver /passanges/dogs)

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

not sure but i have just bought 2024 2500 crew cab with 8ft box and i am going to tow my 5th wheel which is 14k with pin weight of 2088 lb leaving me with about 27 lb left for payload (payload sticker say 2200lbs) would i still be safe to add maybe a few more lb (driver /passanges/dogs)

Yes

 

[mrcook2140]

Yes

thanks i was only able to get this 2500 on a deal and i will be towing my 5 th wheel during the summer up and down i95 no major hills or mountain but it does have the cummings standard diesel

 

[Dodgeman]

not sure but i have just bought 2024 2500 crew cab with 8ft box and i am going to tow my 5th wheel which is 14k with pin weight of 2088 lb leaving me with about 27 lb left for payload (payload sticker say 2200lbs) would i still be safe to add maybe a few more lb (driver /passanges/dogs)

Is that 2,088 lb pin weight empty or as loaded? With a 14,000 lb RV, your loaded pin weight will probably be around 2,800 lb. (20% of gross weight). After passengers and misc, the truck’s available payload will probably be around 1,800 lb., so 1,000 lbs over payload rating. Seems a bit much for that truck.

 

[mrcook2140]

Is that 2,088 lb pin weight empty or as loaded? With a 14,000 lb RV, your loaded pin weight will probably be around 2,800 lb. (20% of gross weight). After passengers and misc, the truck’s available payload will probably be around 1,800 lb., so 1,000 lbs over payload rating. Seems a bit much for that truck.

loaded is 2088 the dry weight of the 5th wheel is 10,161 with cargo weight of 3860

 

[mrcook2140]

this is my rig spec

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

Is that 2,088 lb pin weight empty or as loaded? With a 14,000 lb RV, your loaded pin weight will probably be around 2,800 lb. (20% of gross weight). After passengers and misc, the truck’s available payload will probably be around 1,800 lb., so 1,000 lbs over payload rating. Seems a bit much for that truck.

Payload stated was 2200. Payload also means nothing he will still be under his RAWR

 

[mrcook2140]

RaWR ? Is that the rear axel number's?

 

[Mopar73340]

RAWR=Rear Axle Weight Rating which should be shown on the door sticker inside of the driver door.

 

[mrcook2140]

Here is a picture of the door sticker

 

[Mopar73340]

So that picture shows you your max rear axle weight is 6040 pounds.
Front axle shows to be 6000 pounds.