Ford F-250 Towing Capacity

Maximum Towing Capacities

The best thing about the F-250 is that it offers numerous configurations that can all achieve some incredible towing capacities. Whether you’re looking at a gas or diesel engine with conventional, gooseneck, or fifth-wheel towing, there’s a configuration that will work for you.

In fact, the F-250 offers a towing capacity for a few different categories: conventional, diesel gooseneck, and fifth-wheel towing. When working with features like the available TorqShift® 10-Speed automatic transmission with Selectable Drive Modes, you’ll have everything you need to tow and haul those serious loads.

The available transmission offers several drive modes, including one specifically for Tow/Haul. This will adjust your performance to ensure that the F-250 can easily handle the job ahead.

To top it all off, the F-250 is built with a high-strength steel frame, along with a dependable axle and suspension. The factory-installed hitch will be built right into the frame, ensuring you can tackle those towing jobs with astounding ease.

Engines of the F-250

The three engines available with the F-250 have to supply some serious levels of power in order to offer the towing capacities you’ll find here.

The standard 6.2L V8 engine generates an incredible 385 horsepower and 430 lb-ft of torque. Though the available 7.3L V8 engine can pump out even more power with 430 horsepower and 475 lb-ft of torque at your disposal.

The available turbo diesel engine is where you’ll find the highest levels of power output, however. When driving the 6.7L Power Stroke® V8 engine, you’ll have 475 horsepower and 1,050 lb-ft of torque.