The Ram features that matter most for San Bernardino and Inland Empire driving are the ones that handle your real week: capable towing and hauling for work and weekend trailers, a quiet and comfortable cabin for the daily 210 and 215 commute, an intuitive Uconnect touchscreen that keeps you connected, and smart bed and in-cab storage that makes the truck genuinely useful. Match those capabilities to the right size, a Ram 1500 for everyday driving and light towing, a 2500 or 3500 for heavier work, and you have a pickup built for how the Inland Empire actually lives. You can see what is in stock right now at Moss Bros. Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram San Bernardino.
Towing and hauling capability that fits the job
Whether you are pulling a boat toward the mountains, hauling landscaping gear across the valley, or towing a travel trailer out to the desert, capability is the first thing to check. Ram pickups are built to tow and haul, and the numbers rise sharply as you step up in size.
Here is the ladder. The Ram 1500 reaches a maximum towing capacity of 11,320 pounds when properly equipped. The Ram 2500 climbs to roughly 20,000 pounds, and the Ram 3500 tops the lineup at up to 37,090 pounds with 1,075 lb-ft of torque behind it.
One update worth knowing this year: the 5.7L HEMI V8 is back on select 2026 Ram 1500 models after sitting out 2025. It produces 395 horsepower and 410 lb-ft, and for a lot of buyers the low-end pull of a V8 behind a trailer is exactly what they were waiting for.
Those maximums assume a specific configuration, so check the ratings for the exact truck you are considering. Engine, cab, bed length, and rear axle all move the number, and the window sticker on the unit in stock is the figure that counts.
Helpful towing features to ask about include an integrated trailer brake controller, a trailer sway control system, and available camera views that make backing up to a hitch far easier. Confirm which of these are standard and which are optional on your trim before you decide, since availability varies by configuration. If your towing needs are heavy or commercial, start with the Ram 2500 or the Ram 3500.
Cabin comfort for the daily Inland Empire commute
A truck that works hard should still be a pleasant place to spend a long commute. Ram cabins are known for a comfortable, roomy interior, and the higher trims lean into it with available features like heated and ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel, leather-trimmed upholstery, and a rear seat that folds to open up flat load space inside the cab. That flexibility matters when the weather swings from a cool morning to a triple-digit afternoon, which happens often here.
Because creature comforts differ from one trim to the next, verify which features come on the trim you are considering rather than assuming every Ram is equipped the same way. When you visit, sit in a few different trims back to back. The difference in seat support, sound insulation, and rear-seat room is easy to feel and worth the test.
Uconnect technology that keeps you connected
For a truck you drive every day, the infotainment system is a feature you touch constantly. Ram trucks are offered with the Uconnect system, which pairs a touchscreen with straightforward menus, available navigation, and smartphone integration so your maps, calls, and music stay within easy reach. Confirm the touchscreen size and whether wireless smartphone connectivity is included on the trim you are looking at, since screen size and connectivity options vary.
You can learn more about how the system works on our Uconnect overview. Pair that technology with available driver-assistance features, and ask the team which safety and convenience aids come on your specific configuration.
Bed and storage utility that earns its keep
Utility is where a truck proves itself. Ram pickups offer practical bed and storage features worth prioritizing: available bed lengths that fit longer materials, a tailgate designed for easier loading, tie-down points for securing a load, and in-cab storage that keeps tools and paperwork organized. Many Ram trucks are also known for available bed storage and cargo-management options that make hauling cleaner and safer.
Ask which bed length, tailgate style, and storage upgrades are available on the trim you want, and check them against the gear you actually carry. If you want to add functional accessories after you buy, our genuine Mopar parts department can help you find components engineered to fit your exact model and trim.
Choosing the right Ram: 1500, 2500, or 3500
The fastest way to narrow your search is to match the truck to your typical week.
Ram 1500: A strong all-around choice for daily driving, family duty, and lighter towing and hauling. It balances comfort and capability for shoppers who do not need maximum work-truck ratings.
Ram 2500: A heavy-duty option for bigger trailers, heavier payloads, and steady work use.
Ram 3500: The heaviest-duty pickup in the lineup for the most demanding towing and hauling jobs.
If your truck is mainly a work tool, it is also worth exploring our Work Ready trucks and the Ram commercial lineup, which includes chassis cab configurations through the 5500. Compare the trims side by side, then confirm the exact features and ratings on the units in stock, since equipment changes by configuration.
See Ram features in person at Moss Bros. in San Bernardino
Specs on a page only go so far. The best way to know which Ram fits your driving, work, and weekend plans is to sit in a few, feel the cabin, and test the technology yourself. Browse the current Ram lineup, then visit us at 1100 South E Street in San Bernardino. You can also review current manufacturer incentives and new vehicle specials, explore financing options, or contact the team with questions about any trim.