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2020 Ram ProMaster towing capacity by configuration

The manufacturer rates the 2020 Ram ProMaster to tow between 5,100 lb and 6,910 lb, depending on cab, bed, drive, engine and axle ratio. Below are all 18 factory configurations in its 2020 towing chart. Narrow them to the truck you're looking at, or one a Midwestern dealer has on the lot.

Highest tow rating

6,910 lb

ProMaster 1500 FWD Cargo 118" WB H1, 3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

Most payload

5,230 lb

ProMaster 3500 FWD Cutaway 136" WB H1, 3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

Configurations rated

18

1 engine, 3 models

Find a configuration

Pick what you know; choices that no configuration offers turn grey. Results are sorted by tow rating.

Model
Body
18 configurations matchUp to 6,910 lb trailerUp to 5,230 lb payload
  • ProMaster 1500 FWD · Cargo 118" WB H1

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    6,910 lb
    Payload
    4,000 lb
    GCWR
    12,000 lb
  • ProMaster 1500 FWD · Cargo 136" WB H1

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    6,800 lb
    Payload
    3,890 lb
    GCWR
    12,000 lb
  • ProMaster 2500 FWD · Cargo 136" WB H1

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    6,800 lb
    Payload
    4,260 lb
    GCWR
    12,000 lb
  • ProMaster 1500 FWD · Cargo 136" WB H2

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    6,700 lb
    Payload
    3,760 lb
    GCWR
    12,000 lb
  • ProMaster 2500 FWD · Cargo 136" WB H2

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    6,700 lb
    Payload
    4,130 lb
    GCWR
    12,000 lb
  • ProMaster 3500 FWD · Cargo 136" WB H1

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    6,700 lb
    Payload
    4,680 lb
    GCWR
    12,000 lb
  • ProMaster 3500 FWD · Cargo 136" WB H2

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    6,600 lb
    Payload
    4,550 lb
    GCWR
    12,000 lb
  • ProMaster 2500 FWD · Cargo 159" WB H2

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    6,480 lb
    Payload
    4,010 lb
    GCWR
    12,000 lb
  • ProMaster 2500 FWD · Window 159" WB H2

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    6,480 lb
    Payload
    3,940 lb
    GCWR
    12,000 lb
  • ProMaster 3500 FWD · Cargo 159" WB H2

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    6,480 lb
    Payload
    4,430 lb
    GCWR
    12,000 lb
  • ProMaster 3500 FWD · Cargo 159" WB EXT H2

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    6,410 lb
    Payload
    4,330 lb
    GCWR
    12,000 lb
  • ProMaster 3500 FWD · Window 159" WB EXT H2

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    6,410 lb
    Payload
    4,290 lb
    GCWR
    12,000 lb
  • ProMaster 3500 FWD · Chassis Cab 136" WB H1

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    5,100 lb
    Payload
    5,170 lb
    GCWR
    11,500 lb
  • ProMaster 3500 FWD · Chassis Cab 159" WB H1

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    5,100 lb
    Payload
    5,130 lb
    GCWR
    11,500 lb
  • ProMaster 3500 FWD · Chassis Cab 159" WB EXT H1

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    5,100 lb
    Payload
    5,100 lb
    GCWR
    11,500 lb
  • ProMaster 3500 FWD · Cutaway 136" WB H1

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    5,100 lb
    Payload
    5,230 lb
    GCWR
    11,500 lb
  • ProMaster 3500 FWD · Cutaway 159" WB H1

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    5,100 lb
    Payload
    5,200 lb
    GCWR
    11,500 lb
  • ProMaster 3500 FWD · Cutaway 159" WB EXT H1

    3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle

    Max trailer
    5,100 lb
    Payload
    5,160 lb
    GCWR
    11,500 lb

Best tow rating by engine and model

EngineProMaster 1500ProMaster 2500ProMaster 3500
3.6L Pentastar V66,910 lb6,800 lb6,700 lb

Ram ProMaster towing by model year

Model yearHighest ratingLowest ratingConfigurations
2026 ProMaster towing7,500 lb5,600 lb17
2025 ProMaster towing6,910 lb5,600 lb16
2024 ProMaster towing6,910 lb5,600 lb16
2023 ProMaster towing6,910 lb5,100 lb15
2022 ProMaster towing6,910 lb5,100 lb18
2021 ProMaster towing6,910 lb5,100 lb18
2020 (this page)6,910 lb5,100 lb18

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What the numbers mean

Max trailer
The heaviest trailer the configuration is rated to pull, with the right hitch and the vehicle carrying only a driver. Every passenger and every pound of cargo comes off it.
Payload
What the vehicle can carry inside and in the bed, including people and the trailer's tongue or pin weight. It is GVWR minus the vehicle's own weight.
GVWR
Gross vehicle weight rating: the most the loaded vehicle may weigh, itself plus everything in it.
GCWR
Gross combined weight rating: the most the loaded vehicle and loaded trailer may weigh together. It is often the number that runs out first.
Axle ratio
A higher number (3.92 against 3.21) turns the engine faster at a given speed. It costs some fuel economy and usually raises the tow rating.

2020 ProMaster towing questions

What is the most a 2020 Ram ProMaster can tow?

6,910 lb, for a ProMaster 1500 FWD Cargo 118" WB H1, 3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle. Other configurations are rated lower, so check the exact engine, drive and equipment.

What is the lowest tow rating for a 2020 Ram ProMaster?

5,100 lb, for a ProMaster 3500 FWD Cutaway 159" WB EXT H1, 3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle. Across the 18 ratings the manufacturer lists, they run from 5,100 lb to 6,910 lb.

Which 2020 Ram ProMaster has the most payload?

A ProMaster 3500 FWD Cutaway 136" WB H1, 3.6L Pentastar V6, 3.86 axle, rated for 5,230 lb of payload. Payload falls as trims add equipment and weight.

Has the Ram ProMaster's tow rating changed over the years?

2026: up to 7,500 lb; 2025: up to 6,910 lb; 2024: up to 6,910 lb; 2023: up to 6,910 lb; 2022: up to 6,910 lb; 2021: up to 6,910 lb; 2020: up to 6,910 lb.

Source: 2020 Ram ProMaster Trailer Towing Chart (ramtrucks.com), Stellantis North America. Ratings assume a properly equipped vehicle with a driver only. Confirm the exact ratings on the door-jamb label and in the owner's manual before you hitch up.