How much can an F-350 tow around Golden Valley? The new Ford F-350 towing capacity reaches a maximum of 28,000 pounds with a conventional setup. The Ford F-350 has won the North American Car, Utility, and Truck Awards Committee’s Truck of the Year for the fourth year in a row, earning its spot in the hearts and minds of drivers all across Laughlin, NV.
The industrious Ford Super Duty® series contains the Ford F-350 and its counterparts, the Ford F-250 and F-450. Engineered to be robust, these pickup trucks excel in towing and transporting hefty cargo with seemingly no effort. But how much can an F-350 tow on each engine setup? Tag along with Anderson Ford Bullhead City as we break down the Ford F-350 towing capacity per configuration, along with the standout features for this year’s model!
Do you need a little extra kick for your hauls around Mohave Valley? With an available 6.7L High Output Power Stroke V8 Turbo Diesel engine that cranks out 500 hp and 1,200 lb-ft of torque and other best-in-class maximums, the Ford F-350 towing capacity reaches 28,000 pounds of conventional towing power. What’s the Ford F-350 towing capacity on the base configuration?
With the regular 6.8L Gas V8 Automatic Transmission engine, the Ford F-350 4×2 with Regular Cab still sports an impressive 18,700 pounds of towing power. The payload varies depending on the selected package, but the F-350 has a payload capacity of up to 8,000 pounds when equipped with a Regular Cab, 6.8L engine, and Dual Rear Wheel axles. For further assistance making your desired upgrades, we recommend getting in touch with the professionals in our Bullhead City Parts Department.
Ford has given its F-350 top-tier safety features to ensure your cargo makes it across AZ in one piece. Here are some of the accident-prevention technologies that show Ford is putting safety first:
Ready to see what a Ford F-350 can really do? Reach out to us at Anderson Ford Bullhead City or dial 928-704-9852 to arrange a test drive in Bullhead City. Our dedicated team is excited to showcase the remarkable performance of the Ford Super Duty® lineup and the plethora of features that set the Ford F-350 apart.
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