Which Dodge trucks have leather seats?
Leather seats are available on Ram pickups, especially in mid-to-high trims, while the base Tradesman typically comes with cloth. Since Dodge’s current trucks are marketed under the Ram brand, this guide focuses on Ram 1500s and the heavy-duty Ram 2500/3500 offerings. Availability can vary by year and option packages, so always verify with the dealer or the build sheet for your exact model.
Here's a detailed look at where leather seating tends to appear across Ram’s truck lineup, with notes on typical trims and how to confirm the interior finish for a specific model year.
Ram 1500: leather seating across trims
Leather is most commonly found in the Ram 1500’s mid-to-high trims, with premium materials and features expanding as you move up the lineup. Exact materials can vary by year and package, so buyers should verify the interior configuration for their specific build.
- Ram 1500 Laramie
- Ram 1500 Longhorn
- Ram 1500 Limited
- Ram 1500 TRX
In some model years or markets, leather may be offered on additional trims via optional packages, and certain editions (like off-road or appearance-focused versions) may include leather seating as part of a package. Always check the current option list for the exact vehicle you’re considering.
Ram 2500 and Ram 3500: heavy-duty leather options
Leather seating is commonly offered on the Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 in mid-to-high trims. Base variants typically use cloth, while higher trims bring leather or leather-trim interiors along with other premium features. Availability can depend on the year and the specific interior package chosen.
- Ram 2500 Laramie
- Ram 2500 Longhorn
- Ram 2500 Limited
- Ram 3500 Laramie
- Ram 3500 Longhorn
- Ram 3500 Limited
Some top-tier or specialty editions within the heavy-duty lineup may offer leather seats as part of a premium interior package. If you’re eyeing a specific year or configuration, confirm the exact interior materials and options with the dealer or by reviewing the build sheet.
What to consider when buying a Ram with leather
When shopping for leather interiors, consider these factors to ensure you get the right material and features:
- Leather type and finish: terms like Nappa leather or leather-trim may indicate different levels of premium and coverage (some trims use leather on the seating surfaces, others cover more of the interior with leather).
- Heated and ventilated seating: many leather interiors include heated front seats, with ventilated options available on higher trims.
- Maintenance and care: leather requires regular cleaning and conditioning to prevent wear and cracking; some trims include leather surfaces that are easier to keep pristine.
- Warranty and service: check whether interior components are covered under the vehicle’s standard warranty and what maintenance steps are recommended by the manufacturer.
In all cases, interior availability depends on the exact model year and the packages selected. Always verify the interior materials in the dealer’s listing or the official Ram build-and-price tool for the precise configuration you’re considering.
Summary
Leather seating is common on Ram trucks above the base level, including the Ram 1500’s Laramie, Longhorn, Limited, and TRX trims, as well as the Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 in Laramie, Longhorn, and Limited forms. The base Tradesman and some lower trims typically use cloth, while leather interiors are usually tied to mid-to-high trims or optional packages. For the most accurate answer, check the current year’s interior options and confirm with the dealer when configuring a specific vehicle.
