What to Know About the 2026 RAM 2500

Don Johnson Auto Group - Better Backing and Big Screens — How the 2026 Ram 2500 Simplifies Trailer Maneuvers around Chippewa Falls, WI If you have ever tried to guide a long trailer into a tight driveway off WI-124 or back a fishing boat down the ramp at Lake Wissota, you know the difference the right tech can make. The 2026 Ram 2500 blends brawn with brains, pairing serious towing muscle with an intuitive interface that reduces stress when space is limited and angles get tricky. This is a closer, practical look at the features that make backing, lining up, and moving with a trailer feel less like a juggling act and more like second nature around Chippewa Falls, WI. Two systems headline the Ram’s trailer-maneuvering toolkit — the available Trailer Reverse Steering Control and the 360° Trailer Surround View Camera. Together, they simplify slow-speed tasks like campsite parking, alleyway access behind a shop, or a tight turn into a storage unit. Factor in the Largest-in-Class available 14.5-inch infotainment touchscreen and the available Digital Rearview Mirror with tow mode camera, and the 2026 Ram 2500 gives you a clearer picture — literally — of what’s happening around your truck and trailer. The Core Tech That Makes It Easier Trailer Reverse Steering Control: Use the dedicated knob to intuitively guide the trailer while the system manages steering inputs 360° Trailer Surround View Camera: A bird’s-eye perspective around your trailer helps you verify clearances from the driver’s seat Digital Rearview Mirror with Tow Mode Camera: Get a real-time video feed behind your trailer to monitor what’s directly in line Large, readable screen: Largest-in-Class available 14.5-inch touchscreen keeps camera feeds and guidance easy to read Tow-specific pages: View Trailer Light Check and Trailer Brake Status right in the available 12-inch Digital Cluster Display Individually, each of these technologies is helpful. Together, they create an ecosystem that reduces the mental overhead of trailer management. With Trailer Reverse Steering Control, you no longer fight the counter-steering logic that makes new owners second-guess their inputs. The 360° Trailer Surround View Camera and the Digital Rearview Mirror augment your perspective, giving you the confidence to make small, precise corrections without hopping in and out of the cab to check clearances. Real-World Wins around Chippewa Falls Backing down the Lake Wissota ramp on a busy weekend? Use the Digital Rearview Mirror’s tow camera feed to align with the waterline, while the 360° Trailer Surround View Camera confirms side-to-side space as others queue up. Delivering equipment behind a downtown storefront? The Trailer Reverse Steering Control knob makes threading through a narrow alley less of a sweat. Even tight campground sites along the Chippewa River feel more accessible when you can see corner-to-corner around your trailer and steer by aiming the trailer where you want it to go. The point is not just capability — it is reduced friction. When towing tasks turn routine, you spend less time staging setups and more time doing the thing you hauled your boat, camper, or equipment to do in the first place. Step-by-Step: Using Trailer Reverse Steering Control Position truck and trailer: Pull forward so you have enough room to set up the backing angle. Activate the system: On the touchscreen, select the trailer steering function and confirm your trailer profile. Use the control knob: Turn the knob in the direction you want the trailer to go; the system handles the steering wheel. Watch your views: Keep the trailer and 360° camera feeds visible on the Largest-in-Class available 14.5-inch screen. Make minor adjustments: Use small inputs and confirm side clearance while letting the system do the heavy lifting. Practice builds muscle memory quickly, especially when you can see everything on the large display and verify angles with the bird’s-eye perspective. If you have never used a system like this, we encourage hands-on time — once you try it, you will wonder how you managed without it. Powertrains That Back Up the Tech High-Output 6.7L Cummins® Turbo Diesel I6: Delivers up to 1,075 lb-ft of Best-in-Class available base diesel torque for confident towing 6.4L HEMI® V8: Strong gas option with impressive towing and the quick throttle response many drivers prefer TorqueFlite® HD eight-speed: Smooth, smart shifting that keeps the truck composed at low speeds and on grades Available Auto-Level Rear Air Suspension: Class-Exclusive system helps stabilize loads and reduce squat Tow tech works best when the truck’s fundamentals are dialed in. The 2026 Ram 2500 pairs intuitive controls with powertrains that pull hard and manage heat, vibration, and shift quality under load. If your towing is frequent and heavy, the available High-Output Cummins® brings diesel muscle that feels nearly effortless. If you prefer gas responsiveness and haul mixed loads, the 6.4L HEMI® V8 is a confident, proven partner. Add the available Auto-Level Rear Air Suspension for more consistent ride height and better aim of your camera views under changing tongue weights. More Tools That Help Every Day Trailer Tire Pressure Monitoring: Available live readings for up to four trailers in the 12-inch Digital Cluster Display LED Trailer Hitch Light: Extra illumination where you connect — helpful at early-morning launches Onboard power: Best-in-Class available 2.4-kW inverter to run tools, chargers, or a compressor RamBox® system: Class-Exclusive available lockable, drainable bedside storage to organize straps, chocks, and gloves These conveniences do not make headlines, but they remove friction. That matters on real jobsites and on your driveway when you are packing up for a trip. Fewer steps, fewer trips back inside for missing gear, and fewer pauses to check a setting — that is how the 2026 Ram 2500 saves time across a whole season of towing. Frequently Asked Questions: Can the camera views and trailer steering features work together? Yes. You can keep the 360° Trailer Surround View Camera on the Largest-in-Class available 14.5-inch screen while using Trailer Reverse Steering Control, so you always see corner-to-corner as you guide the trailer with the control knob. How does the Digital Rearview Mirror help when the trailer blocks the standard mirror? It provides a real-time video feed from a rear-facing camera. When paired with available side mirror cameras and the wired Tow Mode Camera, you can monitor what is behind the trailer and alongside it. Is the Auto-Level Rear Air Suspension worth it for occasional towing? If you regularly switch between no load and a heavy trailer, the Class-Exclusive available system helps keep your truck level, improve ride consistency, and maintain clearer camera angles. It is a smart add-on even if you tow a few times a month. What other features should I consider for easier towing? Look at the available fifth-wheel/gooseneck prep package for quick hook-ups, Trailer Tire Pressure Monitoring for safety, and the Snow Plow Prep Package if your winter routine includes clearing lots or long driveways. Our team is here to set up a hands-on demo of these features, walk you through the Uconnect® 5 NAV menus, and help you test the system in a truck configured like the one you want to buy. At Don Johnson Auto Group, we love showing how this tech works in the real world — especially for drivers who spend time around Lake Wissota, downtown Chippewa Falls, and the job corridors off WI-29. If you are comparing options, remember that we are serving Chippewa Falls, New Richmond, and St. Croix Falls with easy access to inventory, test drives, and convenient service. From building the right powertrain to choosing the tow-tech mix that fits your trailer and routes, we have you covered with local know-how and a streamlined process. Bring your questions — and if you want to try backing a trailer in our lot, we will set up cones and let you put the 2026 Ram 2500’s tools to work. Request more 2026 RAM 2500 information

Don Johnson Auto Group - Onboard Power and Smart Storage Make the 2026 Ram 2500 a Work-Ready Choice around Barron, WI For many heavy-duty truck shoppers, capability starts with towing numbers, engine strength, and payload capacity. Those details absolutely matter, especially in a truck as powerful as the 2026 Ram 2500. But once the truck is part of daily life, the smaller utility features often become the ones owners appreciate most. That is why the available onboard power systems and available Class-Exclusive RamBox® Cargo Management System deserve a closer look. These features help transform the Ram 2500 from a powerful pickup into a mobile work partner, giving drivers more ways to organize tools, power equipment, secure gear, and move from one task to the next with fewer interruptions. Around Barron County, truck needs can vary from jobsite support and property maintenance to towing recreational equipment and hauling supplies between towns. One day may call for pulling a trailer, while another may involve carrying tools, lumber, outdoor equipment, or supplies for a small business. A heavy-duty truck that can tow confidently is useful, but a truck that can also help keep equipment powered and organized becomes much more valuable. The 2026 Ram 2500 addresses that reality with thoughtful bed technology, cabin flexibility, and practical storage solutions that make sense for drivers who want their truck to work hard without creating extra hassle. Why Onboard Power Matters in a Heavy-Duty Truck The available onboard power system in the 2026 Ram 2500 is designed for drivers who use a truck as more than transportation. Ram offers a 400-watt inverter, and drivers can go even further with Best-in-Class available onboard power through a 2.4-kilowatt inverter. In practical terms, that can help support tools, chargers, lights, and other equipment when a convenient outlet is not nearby. For contractors, property owners, farmers, and outdoor-focused drivers, this type of built-in utility can reduce reliance on separate power sources and help simplify the workday. Consider how often a pickup bed becomes a staging area. Tools need charging, a saw may need power, lighting may be useful during setup, and devices in the cab need to stay ready. Instead of treating the truck as a place to store equipment only, available onboard power lets the truck support the work itself. It is especially helpful when tasks are spread out across multiple locations, such as moving between rural properties, job locations, storage buildings, or community projects. The value is not just the power output; it is the convenience of having that power integrated into the truck you already depend on. RamBox® Cargo Management Adds Secure Everyday Utility The available Class-Exclusive RamBox® Cargo Management System gives the Ram 2500 another layer of functional design. With two lockable, drainable storage bins, LED lighting, a front driver-side 115-volt power outlet, and remote access through the key fob, RamBox® helps keep frequently used items accessible without taking up the main bed floor. That can be a major advantage if you haul larger cargo but still need smaller tools, tow straps, gloves, chargers, tie-downs, or recovery gear within easy reach. For drivers who regularly carry work gear, unsecured cargo can quickly become frustrating. Items slide around, disappear under larger loads, or need to be moved every time the bed is loaded. RamBox® helps solve that by creating dedicated side storage that stays separate from the main cargo area. Since the bins are lockable, important gear can be secured when the truck is parked. Since the bins are drainable, drivers can also use them for items that may be wet or dirty without treating the entire bed as a catch-all. This is the kind of feature that sounds simple at first, then becomes difficult to give up once it is part of your routine. How These Features Support Towing and Jobsite Efficiency The 2026 Ram 2500 is already built for serious towing, with available High-Output 6.7L Cummins® Turbo Diesel I6 power, the TorqueFlite® HD eight-speed automatic transmission, up to 1,075 pound-feet of Best-in-Class available base diesel torque, and up to 20,000 pounds of available diesel towing capacity when properly equipped. Features such as available Trailer Reverse Steering Control, available Trailer Tire Pressure Monitoring, available fifth-wheel/gooseneck prep, and available 360° Trailer Surround View Camera can help drivers manage trailers with greater awareness. Onboard power and RamBox® storage complement those towing systems by keeping trailer-related tools and accessories close at hand. That matters because towing rarely involves the trailer alone. You may need safety chains, hitch tools, electrical adapters, gloves, straps, wheel chocks, air pressure tools, or a portable device charger. With smart storage, those items have a dedicated place. With available onboard power, your truck can support certain powered tools and devices at the destination. For drivers serving New Richmond, St. Croix Falls, and Barron, this combination can be useful across a wide range of tasks, from hauling equipment to managing property projects or supporting a business fleet. Interior Technology Keeps the Workday Organized The truck bed is not the only place where the 2026 Ram 2500 shows its intelligence. Inside, available Uconnect® 5 NAV can create up to five driver profiles, display tow-specific navigation, and connect to available Ram Connect Services. The Largest-in-Class available 14.5-inch infotainment touchscreen gives drivers a broad, clear view of navigation, entertainment, and vehicle settings, while the available 12-inch Digital Cluster Display can show important information such as Trailer Tow Pages, gauge summaries, safety alerts, and vehicle diagnostics. This matters for anyone who uses a truck to manage a busy schedule. Instead of juggling separate systems, the Ram 2500 brings more information into the driver’s line of sight. Available Trailer Tow Pages can help with Trailer Light Check and Trailer Brake Status, while available Off-Road Pages can show pitch, roll, traction control information, gear shifting, and other vehicle dynamics. When paired with smart storage and onboard power, the cabin technology helps create a more complete mobile workspace. Don Johnson Auto Group can help shoppers compare available configurations and determine which technology and utility features best match the way the truck will be used. Features Worth Considering Together Available onboard power: Choose from a 400-watt inverter or available 2.4-kilowatt inverter capability for added jobsite usefulness. Available RamBox® Cargo Management System: Secure, lockable, drainable side bins help organize tools and trailer gear. Available 12-inch Digital Cluster Display: View navigation, trailer details, safety alerts, and diagnostics with full-color graphics. Available Trailer Reverse Steering Control: Use the trailer steering knob while the system controls the truck’s steering wheel during reverse maneuvers. Available Digital Rearview Mirror: Add real-time camera visibility, including available side camera integration for trailer awareness. Frequently Asked Questions: Is the available RamBox® Cargo Management System useful if I tow often? Yes. It can be especially helpful for storing hitch accessories, gloves, straps, adapters, and tools without sacrificing the main bed floor for larger cargo. Does onboard power replace a generator? The available onboard power system can support many practical tasks, but whether it replaces a generator depends on the equipment you plan to use and its power requirements. Can I combine RamBox® with other bed features? Available configurations can vary, so it is smart to review trim, bed length, packages, and accessory compatibility before choosing a build. Why focus on utility features instead of just towing capacity? Towing capacity is important, but everyday usability determines how convenient the truck feels. Storage, power access, camera views, and digital tools all make the truck easier to live with. The 2026 Ram 2500 stands out because it does not treat strength and practicality as separate ideas. Its available diesel torque, heavy-duty braking, available towing technologies, and standard Snow Plow Prep Package create the capability foundation buyers expect from a Ram Heavy Duty truck. At the same time, available onboard power, available RamBox® storage, accessible exterior elements, LED bed lighting, available power side running boards, and available Mopar® bed step make the truck easier to use once the work begins. If you are comparing heavy-duty pickups, pay close attention to how the truck supports your routine after the trailer is connected and the cargo is loaded. The right truck should help you work cleaner, organize better, move confidently, and spend less time searching for the gear you need. With smart utility features built around real-world use, the 2026 Ram 2500 offers a compelling combination of strength, technology, and practical design for drivers who expect their truck to be ready for more than one kind of day. Request more 2026 RAM 2500 information

Don Johnson Auto Group - Smart Towing Tech and Everyday Confidence in the 2026 RAM 2500 around New Richmond, WI When you tow regularly—whether that’s gear out to Willow River State Park, a work trailer along WI-64, or a camper for weekend escapes—visibility and control matter as much as raw power. That is where the 2026 RAM 2500’s integrated towing technology quietly changes the entire experience. It is not just about the available High-Output 6.7L Cummins® Turbo Diesel I6 and its 1,075 lb-ft of Best-in-Class available base diesel torque, impressive as that is. It is also the confidence of dialing in your trailer direction with available Trailer Reverse Steering Control, the clarity of the available 360° Trailer Surround View Camera, and the reassurance of live trailer tire readings with available Trailer Tire Pressure Monitoring. New Richmond drivers want capability, but they also want an easier day. This truck speaks that language. How camera views and displays cut through the noise Mirrors are essential, but mirrors alone can leave you guessing around the trailer’s corners. The RAM 2500 solves this in layers. Start with the available Digital Rearview Mirror, which can stream from a rear-facing camera to provide an unobstructed view—even with a tall trailer in tow. Pair it with the available exterior mirror cameras and the wired Tow Mode Camera for left-right-and-behind trailer visibility that makes lane changes on US-65 near Roberts or merges through Hudson far less stressful. Then add the available 360° Trailer Surround View Camera, which stitches feeds together for a bird’s-eye perspective of your truck and trailer. With this system, navigating a crowded trailhead lot or backing into a tight storage bay in New Richmond is simply more manageable. What ties it together is the RAM 2500’s screen real estate. The available Largest-in-Class 14.5-inch touchscreen presents big, easy-to-read views and Trailer Tow Pages without burying menus. Meanwhile, the available 12-inch Digital Cluster can display trailer brake status, light checks, and tow-specific information directly within your line of sight. Instead of fumbling through settings or relying on guesswork, you can glance, adjust, and go. Backing a trailer, simplified Ask anyone who regularly backs a trailer into a tight driveway or boat launch—the steering inputs can feel counterintuitive and the margin for error is small. The available Trailer Reverse Steering Control in the 2026 RAM 2500 puts a trailer steering knob at your fingertips. Turn the knob in the direction you want the trailer to go, and the system manages the truck’s steering. This instantly lowers the learning curve and can save you multiple “pull-up and try again” attempts. For New Richmond families who split driving duty on weekend trips, it is a game changer—especially when you combine it with the 360° Trailer Surround View Camera and real-time guidance on the huge touchscreen. Plus, when you are working alone, the available LED Trailer Hitch Light integrated into the tailgate handle area makes late pickups and early starts easier. Line up, confirm with the camera, and get rolling without a spotter. It is a small touch that pays dividends in the real world. Power is the foundation—control is the multiplier Of course, none of the tech replaces strength. The 2026 RAM 2500 offers up to 20,000 pounds of maximum available diesel towing and pairs the High-Output 6.7L Cummins® Turbo Diesel I6 with the TorqueFlite® HD eight-speed automatic for broad, confident torque delivery. But what makes this truck stand out for New Richmond drivers is how power and control are integrated. The available Class-Exclusive Auto-Level Rear Air Suspension helps keep the truck level under load to aid stability and headlight aim. Heavy-duty four-wheel disc antilock brakes provide serious stopping power, and the available Automatic Smart Exhaust Brake helps manage downhill speeds with a heavy trailer. Those are the long-haul benefits you feel on the way to a cabin beyond Somerset or when you are returning with a full trailer and crosswinds off the river. Fewer corrections, more composure, and a setup that lets you relax a bit more behind the wheel. Everyday ease in and around town Between tows, the RAM 2500’s cabin earns its keep. The available Class-Exclusive dual wireless charging pads are great for keeping phones topped off between jobsite stops. The available 900-watt Harman Kardon® audio elevates daily commutes down Knowles Avenue, and the available RamBox® Cargo Management System makes it simple to stash tie-downs, tow straps, and a few essential tools in lockable, drainable bed-side bins. If you haul crews, Mega Cab® models with available Class-Exclusive Reclining and Forward Fold-Flat Rear Seats make it easy to balance people and gear without a full re-pack. Driver-assistance is equally thoughtful. Class-Exclusive standard Adaptive Cruise Control that can function even with a trailer attached, available LaneSense® Lane Departure Warning with Lane Keep Assist, Forward Collision Warning with Active Braking, available Drowsy Driver Detection, and available Traffic Sign Recognition all add up to a truck that has your back—from WI-64 to county roads out by Boardman. Helpful tips for local shoppers dialing in their setup Match your trailer weight: Know your fully loaded trailer weight and select the engine and axle ratio accordingly to maintain a buffer under your max towing rating. Prioritize visibility: If you frequently park or back in tight spaces, budget for the available 360° Trailer Surround View Camera and Digital Rearview Mirror. Balance bed length and range: If you need long-run fueling, consider the Crew Cab 8-foot bed for the available 50-gallon tank. Plan for winter work: Standard Snow Plow Prep—with 220-amp alternator and plow wiring—streamlines upfitting if you maintain driveways or lots around New Richmond. For many shoppers, a smart place to start is a test drive configured with Tow Tech features. Bring your typical trailer specs and payload details. Our team can walk you through the screens, illustrate how Trailer Reverse Steering Control operates, and show the camera overlays so you see exactly how the system behaves on a real loop near Paperjack Park or along County Road A. Frequently Asked Questions: Can the RAM 2500 display trailer tire pressures while driving? Yes. The available Trailer Tire Pressure Monitoring system can provide live readings for up to four trailers, viewable on the available 12-inch Digital Cluster. Does the 360° Trailer Surround View Camera work with fifth-wheel or gooseneck setups? Yes, the available 360° Trailer Surround View Camera is designed to add visibility around many trailer types. Pair it with the available Fifth-Wheel/Gooseneck Prep Package for a factory-ready, heavy-haul setup. What if I am new to backing trailers—will the steering knob really help? For most drivers, yes. The available Trailer Reverse Steering Control translates your intended trailer direction into precise truck steering, reducing overcorrections and the need for multiple pull-ups. Which display setup is best if I tow often? We recommend the available 14.5-inch touchscreen and the available 12-inch Digital Cluster. Together, they let you keep cameras, Trailer Tow Pages, and navigation in view without juggling menus. At the end of the day, tech should simplify—not complicate—towing. The 2026 RAM 2500’s suite of camera views, Trailer Reverse Steering Control, and in-cluster Trailer Tow Pages does exactly that while leaving you with the power and braking backbone you want in a heavy-duty truck. If your New Richmond routine includes regular hauling, this is a setup you will feel good about on day one and day 1,001. Don Johnson Auto Group is serving New Richmond, St. Croix Falls, and Barron with a team ready to tailor the right RAM 2500 configuration for your work and weekends. 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