Confirm SRW or DRW
Single- and dual-rear-wheel trucks can have different component and fitment requirements.
- Identify axle and wheel configuration
- Review tire and wheel choices
- Account for intended load and towing use

Ram 3500 builds / Farmington, MO
A Ram 3500 build starts with the axle layout, factory suspension and real-world duty of the truck. APG plans the suspension, wheels, tires and accessories around those facts.
Fitment first
Each choice affects the next. APG reviews the whole vehicle before parts and installation are finalized.
Single- and dual-rear-wheel trucks can have different component and fitment requirements.
Engine and factory rear-air equipment can affect suspension-system eligibility.
The result should balance stance, ride goals, work function and a finished appearance.
Earlier APG upfit records / text only
An archived 2022-model Ram 3500 Limited DRW record lists a Carli lift with Fox shocks, 26-inch JTX wheels and 37-inch Fury tires. A separate 2023-model Limited DRW record lists a Carli level with Fox shocks, 26-inch JTX wheels, Fury tires and a bed cover. These are separate trucks; no gallery image is assigned to either.
Suspension direction
Carli currently lists Pathfinder leveling options for selected 2019–2025 diesel trucks, with SRW/DRW distinctions and factory rear-air exclusions. APG will verify the exact application before recommending or installing a system.
Explore Carli suspensionBefore the first part
Send the Ram 3500 year, diesel configuration, SRW or DRW axle, factory rear-air status and planned use. Those details determine which suspension and wheel options can be considered.
Do not assume that. Carli lists separate applications and restrictions. APG reviews the Ram 3500’s exact axle and factory equipment before choosing parts.
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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