2013 Ram 2500 Bulb Sizes & Tire Sizes

Last reviewed September 30, 2026

The short answer

The 2013 Ram 2500 uses an H11 low-beam bulb, and came on LT245/70R17 (2500 4x2 and 4x4), LT265/70R17 (2500 4x2 and 4x4), LT285/70R17 (2500 4x4) depending on trim.

Some values on this page are still waiting for a second source. We show what we have and mark it; confirm against your owner's manual before you buy.

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Tire sizes by trim

2500 4x2 and 4x4 LT245/70R17 Search Amazon for LT245/70R17 tires
2500 4x2 and 4x4 LT265/70R17 Search Amazon for LT265/70R17 tires

The size on the placard inside the driver's door jamb is the one your car left the factory with. Match that, not this table, if they differ; a previous owner may have changed wheels.

Bulb sizes

Wheel specs and lug torque

Bolt pattern 8x165.1 mm (8x6.5")
Lug seat cone
Lug nut torque 135 ft-lbs (183 Nm)

Key fob, battery and sensors

Key fob battery CR2032 Search Amazon for CR2032

Dimensions, weight and fuel

Fuel Gasoline
Octane 89 recommended, 87 allowed

Worth knowing about the 2013 2500

  • Bulbs. Premium projector headlamps take an HIR2 low beam and sealed LED turn signals, vertical fog lamps take a 9006, and premium LED tail lamps are sealed units.
  • Tire chains. The manual permits tire chains or cables of SAE Class U, within limits on which tires and which wheels. Those limits are in the next note; read them before you fit anything. Search Amazon for tire chains →
  • Tires. The manual allows Class U chains on the rear tires only, and only on these sizes.
  • Torque. Tighten lug nuts to 135 ft-lbs in a star pattern with a torque wrench, and re-check after the first 50 miles. This figure is from the owner's manual; an impact gun will overshoot it.
  • Wheels. The manual's tire-change steps give 135 lb-ft (183 N·m) for 2500 and 3500 single-rear-wheel trucks, which use cone-seat nuts.
  • Octane. The manual recommends 89 octane for full performance and allows 87. 87 will not harm the engine; the higher grade is a choice, not a requirement.
  • Fuel. The tank holds 34 gallons on short-bed trucks and 35 on long beds, and the Cummins diesel version runs on diesel fuel.