Towing

Ford F-250 Super Duty towing capacity

The Ford F-250 Super Duty tows up to 23,000 lb when properly equipped (2023–present). Max with 6.7L Power Stroke diesel + gooseneck; conventional and gas configs tow much less.

Ford F-250 Super Duty · max towing

23,000 lb

Best case, properly equipped — your vehicle's rating is lower.

This is the maximum for the best-equipped F-250 Super Duty. 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-250 Super Duty tow your trailer?

Enter your fully-loaded trailer weight to compare against the Ford F-250 Super Duty's best-case maximum. Confirm your own vehicle's rating before towing.

Use the trailer's fully-loaded weight (GTW) — trailer + cargo + water + gear — not the empty/dry weight on the brochure.

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This is a best-case maximum, not your truck's rating. The number above is the most this model can tow with the exact engine, axle, and tow package required. Your vehicle's real limit is lower and is on the driver's door label and in its year-specific towing guide. Always verify there before towing.
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FAQ

How much can a Ford F-250 Super Duty tow?

Up to 23,000 lb when properly equipped (2023–present) — Max with 6.7L Power Stroke diesel + gooseneck; conventional and gas configs tow much less.. That's the best-case maximum; most F-250 Super Duty trucks/SUVs are rated lower depending on engine, axle, and tow package. Check your driver's door-jamb label for your exact rating.

Is 23,000 lb the rating for my F-250 Super Duty?

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-250 Super Duty 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.