F-150 Axle Ratio Towing Your axle ratio can materially change GCWR and maximum loaded trailer weight, but the “best” ratio depends on your engine, cab/bed, wheelbase, drivetrain, and tow equipment. On the 2025 F-150 towing selector, Ford shows different tow ratings across axle ratio rows (including 3.15/3.55 groupings and 3.73 listings), with big swings by […]
F-150 Axle Ratio Towing: 3.15 vs 3.55 vs 3.73 Read More »
F-150 towing capacity by engine If you want the highest possible tow rating, the 3.5L EcoBoost is the top dog at up to 13,500 lbs when properly equipped. If you want a close second with classic V8 behavior, the 5.0L V8 is rated up to 12,900 lbs (properly equipped). If you want a strong everyday
F-150 towing capacity by engine: 2.7 vs 3.5 vs 5.0 Read More »
F-150 towing capacity The maximum 2025 F-150 conventional towing rating is up to 13,500 lbs when properly equipped. Ford notes that max towing varies by cargo, configuration, accessories, and passengers. For the highest gas towing ratings, Ford calls out required equipment like the Tow/Haul Package (53T) and the optional Max Tow Axle on certain configurations.
F-150 Towing Capacity Chart (By Engine & Axle) Read More »
2026 Ram 1500 Towing Capacity From the factory data and early 2026 reviews, the headline number for the new Ram half-ton is: That max tow rating comes from a conventionally hitched trailer (bumper-pull) with the right configuration, typically: Ram’s own capability page confirms both the 11,610-lb max tow and 2,360-lb max payload for the 2026
2026 Ram 1500 Towing Capacity Read More »
2025 Sierra 2500 Payload Chart Gas vs Diesel If you are shopping a 2025 GMC Sierra 2500HD, you are probably looking at towing numbers first. But in real-world heavy-duty use, payload is often the real bottleneck: Factory data and dealer guides for 2025 Sierra 2500HD show max payload ranging from roughly 3,381 to 3,850 lbs,
2025 Sierra 2500 Payload Chart Gas vs Diesel Read More »