The F-250 is a work truck. No matter how many bells and whistles, gadgets or gizmos you or Ford stuffed it with, at heart it’s designed to work. Many owners are in the market for an F-250 because that’s exactly what they need. Towing is a natural calling for this rig but it’s a far cry from a job you just tackle. You will need to take a lot into consideration and will even need to make some modifications in order to tow what you want properly and safely.
Table of Contents
- F-250 Tow and Payload Ratings
- Ford F-250 Factory Towing Features
- Best Practices for Towing
- Mods for Towing Safely
Shop F250 Hitches
F250's are known for their hauling prowess, but it never hurts to reinforce your truck. Sturdier aftermarket bumpers with integrated hitch receivers will certainly stand up to more punishment than the stock variety. Heavier duty hitches in and of themselves are also a good choice if you think you're going to be straining the stock unit.