Towing
Ford F-150 towing capacity
The Ford F-150 tows up to 13,500 lb when properly equipped (2021–present). 3.5L EcoBoost + Max Trailer Tow; most trucks tow far less.
Ford F-150 · max towing
13,500 lbBest case, properly equipped — your vehicle's rating is lower.
This is the maximum for the best-equipped F-150. Your exact rating is on the driver's door-jamb label and in the year-specific towing guide. Verify it before towing.
Check your trailer
Can your F-150 tow your trailer?
Enter your fully-loaded trailer weight to compare against the Ford F-150's best-case maximum. Confirm your own vehicle's rating before towing.
Vehicle
—Maximum when properly equipped.
| Max towing (best case) | — |
|---|---|
| Your loaded trailer | — |
| Headroom left | — |
| Capacity used | — |
| Est. tongue weight (10–15%) | — |
FAQ
How much can a Ford F-150 tow?
Up to 13,500 lb when properly equipped (2021–present) — 3.5L EcoBoost + Max Trailer Tow; most trucks tow far less.. That's the best-case maximum; most F-150 trucks/SUVs are rated lower depending on engine, axle, and tow package. Check your driver's door-jamb label for your exact rating.
Is 13,500 lb the rating for my F-150?
Probably not — it's the highest figure for the best-equipped configuration. Your specific vehicle's towing capacity is on its door-jamb label and in the year-specific towing guide, and is the number you must obey.
What about tongue weight and passengers?
Tongue weight (about 10–15% of the loaded trailer) and everything in the cab — passengers, cargo, fuel — count against your payload and limits. Leave headroom rather than towing right at the maximum.
The Ford F-150 figure is a best-case maximum for a properly-equipped configuration, provided as a reference. Your vehicle's actual towing capacity is lower and is on its door-jamb label and year-specific towing guide — always verify there before towing.