Towing
Ford F-Series trucks - the best-selling trucks in the U.S. for 34 straight years - have whatever you need to meet your towing capacity demands.
There's 2011 Ford F-150. You could say it was built to tow. When properly equipped, it has a best-in-class71 towing capacity of up to 11,300 lbs. To help you pull a heavy load with confidence, all F-150 models include standard trailer sway control with segment-first Roll Stability Control (RSC®). For even more control, F-150 can be equipped with an available fully integrated trailer brake controller that synchronizes vehicle and trailer brakes for seamless braking - even under a heavy load. Other options include engine and transmission choices and available towing packages to best meet your individual needs.
For maximum towing, you need the maximum truck - Ford Super Duty®. It features a maximum fifth-wheel towing capacity of up to 24,400 lbs. when properly equipped. As for choice, take your pick of F-250, F-350 and F-450 pickup models, each available in several trim levels, with gas and diesel engine selections that can be configured with the transmission that best meets your towing requirements. And, of course, because it's a Ford, it's Built Ford Tough.® Frame crossmembers are riveted, welded or both to optimize frame capability. The available 6.7L Power Stroke V8 Turbo Diesel can handle almost any torture you dish out. We know this because we put the engine through 10 million miles of cumulative testing. As for the interior, let's just say it is as comfortable and convenient as Super Duty is capable. And there's even an available suite of smart tools, courtesy of Ford Work Solutions, designed for your on-the-job productivity.79
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