Know the truck
Engine, drivetrain and factory suspension details determine which systems can be considered.
- Confirm year, engine and trim
- Identify factory rear-air equipment
- Discuss towing and everyday use

Ram 2500 builds / Farmington, MO
The best Ram 2500 setup depends on its engine, factory suspension, work demands and the ride you want after the changes. APG can plan suspension, steering support and wheel fitment as one package.
Fitment first
Each choice affects the next. APG reviews the whole vehicle before parts and installation are finalized.
Engine, drivetrain and factory suspension details determine which systems can be considered.
A leveling or lift system should be selected with its shocks, steering support and installation details.
Wheel and tire fitment, bed utility and protection should support the way the truck is used.
Earlier APG upfit record / text only
An archived 2023-model Ram 2500 Laramie record lists a 2.5-inch Carli lift with Fox shocks, 20-inch Method wheels, 37-inch Nitto Ridge tires, AMP steps, a bed cover and related air-tank relocation. The record does not identify this system as Pathfinder.
Suspension direction
Carli currently lists Pathfinder leveling applications for selected 2019–2025 Ram 2500 diesel configurations. The exact drivetrain and factory suspension still have to be verified; APG will not assume 2026 compatibility.
Explore Carli suspensionBefore the first part
Bring the year, engine, trim, drivetrain, factory rear suspension and intended use. APG will check the current Carli application and any restrictions before proposing parts.
No. Carli specifies model years and configurations. APG checks the exact vehicle, including factory suspension equipment, before treating a system as compatible.
Your build starts here
Send APG the truck details and the result you want. We will help shape the parts and installation plan for that exact vehicle.
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