Who we are
Dodge Ram Suspension comes from the crew behind Dodge Off Road. We're experts and enthusiasts who have worked in the off-road and diesel truck industry since the early 2000s, building, fixing and driving solid-axle Dodge and Ram trucks. You can read more on the store's About DOR page.
What this site is
A planning guide. It explains how Ram 2500/3500 suspension layouts differ by year and how the common lift approaches compare, and it walks you through a build on paper before you buy parts. Steering topics have their own sister site, so this one stays focused on springs, arms, shocks, height and load.
How we write it
- Model-year layout changes are checked against at least two independent sources, such as factory press material, service information and established suspension makers.
- We don't publish torque values, alignment numbers, lift-height promises or tire-size claims. Those belong to your truck's service information and your kit maker's instructions.
- Where sources disagree, we say so or leave it out instead of guessing.
- Product mentions link to the live store page. Prices, fitment and availability are whatever that page says on the day.
Photo credits
Most photos on this site are Dodge Off Road's own product and shop photos, used with permission and linked to their product pages. These free-license photos come from Wikimedia Commons:
- Black 2006 Dodge Ram 3500 Mega Cab dually 4x4, front three-quarter view: 2006 - Dodge Ram 3500 - Mega Cab - Dually 4x4 - Laramie - FL.jpg by JD (de.wikipedia.org), licensed CC BY-SA 4.0; resized and metadata removed.
- White 2018 Ram 3500 Tradesman crew cab dually, front three-quarter view: 18 Ram 3500 Tradesman.jpg by HJUdall, licensed CC0.
- Red 2018 Ram 2500 Power Wagon crew cab, front three-quarter view: 18 Ram 2500 Power Wagon.jpg by HJUdall, licensed CC0.
- Silver third-generation Ram 2500 towing a horse trailer on a city street: Silver Third-Gen Ram 2500 Towing Horses.jpg by Noah Wulf, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0; resized and metadata removed.
Independence
Dodge, Ram, Mopar and Power Wagon are trademarks of FCA US LLC / Stellantis. This site is independent and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by them. We use brand and model names only to describe the trucks the guide covers.
Questions
For parts and fitment questions, use the store's contact page.
Last reviewed 2026-10-19. General information for planning. Follow your service information and parts maker's instructions.