Dodge Ram Wagon Payload (2002): Your Comprehensive Guide

The Dodge Ram Wagon payload capacity is between 2,010 to 3,077 lbs. depending on the year, trim and drivetrain.

A payload is the weight of the cargo that a vehicle can carry. The payload capacity is the maximum amount of weight that a vehicle can carry in the bed or cargo area and calculated by subtracting the curb weight of the vehicle from the gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR).

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2002 Dodge Ram Wagon Payload Capacity Data

The 2002 Dodge Ram Wagon payload capacity ranges from 2,010 lbs to 3,077 lbs.

2002 Dodge Ram Wagon Payload Capacities
Trim	Engine \| Transmission \| Drivetrain	Horsepower \| Torque	Payload	GVWR	Curb Weight
Maxiwagon 127.6"	5.2L \| V8 \| (318) SMPI MAGNUM \| 4 Spd Auto w/OD \| RWD	225 HP \| 295 ft/lbs	3,077 lbs	8,700 lbs	5,623 lbs
127.6" Wagon	5.2L \| V8 \| (318) SMPI MAGNUM \| 4 Spd Auto w/OD \| RWD	225 HP \| 295 ft/lbs	2,627 lbs	7,800 lbs	5,173 lbs
109.6" Wagon	3.9L \| V6 \| (239) SMPI MAGNUM \| 3 Spd Auto \| RWD	175 HP \| 230 ft/lbs	2,010 lbs	6,600 lbs	4,590 lbs