The available air suspension systems on Ram trucks can make hitching up gooseneck, fifth wheel, and conventional trailers easy. The air suspension spring is an airbag that performs the job of a traditional coil-over spring while also providing the means to adjust vehicle height depending on driving conditions and driver input. This system will bring the rear suspension to its lowest position for easy trailer hook-up and, entering parking spaces, accessing the bed and cab. In addition, the air suspension system works with the vehicle’s stability and traction control systems to provide an optimal and safe ride.

It helps to have a full view of every towing task. That’s why Ram trucks and vans can be equipped with various cameras and mirrors. In addition, Ram trucks offer cargo view, and backup cameras assist with properly lining up your hitch and trailer. The Trailer 360 Surround View Camera is designed to provide a bird’s eye view of your trailer. The truck also features a Trailer Hitch Light to help you view your trailer hitch for easy hitching day or night. Coupled with Trailer-Tow Power-Fold Mirrors, this advanced system gives you a bird’s eye view of both the truck and trailer.

Blind spots have met their match. Ram’s Trailer Tow Mirrors with Spotter Lamps are mounted on arms that can be folded out, giving you a wide and clear view when towing a trailer. Pair these with Rams Blind Spot Monitoring with Rear Cross Path and Trailer Detection, and you will be in the know the entire time your towing. This system scans the blind spot zones beside and behind the vehicle to help ensure trailer safety while maneuvering while automatically sensing and accounting for the length of the trailer–something other trucks still require you to do manually.

The available Trailer Reverse Steering Control (TRSC) simplifies the trailer reversing the process by allowing you to use the Trailer Steering knob located in the center stack to control your trailer’s direction as you back up quickly. The system controls the truck’s steering wheel. The system controls the steering wheel of the truck while you are backing it up. It will allow the truck’s brain to work with the camera to track your trailer’s position. Once you have entered a few measurements, you can rotate the dial right or left in the direction you want the trailer to go. In addition, the system will control the steering suits for reversing and guiding the trailer.

Stay in control and confident on the road even in adverse conditions with Ram’s Electronic Stability Control, Trailer Sway Control, Electronic Roll Mitigation, and Adaptive Cruise Control. With Ram’s Trailer Tire Pressure Monitoring, you are always aware of your trailer’s status. Drivers get live tire pressure readings for up to four trailers delivered digitally to the Driver Information Digital Cluster Display on your dashboard.