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2026 Truck Towing Capacity Chart How to read this chart: “Max tow” is the highest published rating for that model line (often requires a specific configuration + factory tow package). Segment 2026 Truck Model Max Tow (lbs.) What you typically need to hit max Midsize Chevy Colorado 7,700 Properly equipped; max available towing published by […]
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2026 Ram 2500 Towing If you want the simplest buying rule: 2026 Ram 2500 towing comparison table (gas vs diesel vs axle) Setup Axle ratio (common) Max tow What it’s best for Tradeoffs to expect 6.4L HEMI V8 (gas) 3.73 Up to the mid-15K range depending on cab/bed/4×2 vs 4×4 Mixed use, moderate-heavy towing, flatter
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2026 Super Duty Bed Sizes If you tow a gooseneck/5th-wheel often and want the simplest, least-compromised setup, the 8′ bed is usually the safer pick. If you tow bumper-pull/conventional trailers and also need the truck to be easier to park, turn, and live with daily, the 6.75′ bed is often the better balance. 2026 Super
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2026 F-150 Towing by Engine and Axle Ratio Most “towing confusion” on the 2026 F-150 comes from one simple fact: Ford’s tow limits are published by engine, axle ratio, cab/bed, drivetrain, and equipment, not by trim alone. That means two trucks that both say “3.5 EcoBoost” can have different maximum loaded trailer weights if one
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2026 Ram 1500 Towing by Engine and Axle Ratio Two Ram 1500s can have the same engine and still tow very different amounts. The most common reason is axle ratio, because it changes how much mechanical advantage the truck has at the wheels and how the truck is certified for GCWR (gross combined weight rating).
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