
Since it first came out almost 50 years ago, the Ford F-150 has been one of the hottest-selling trucks in the O'Fallon area. A major factor in this truck’s success is the F-150 towing capacity. You can tow up to 13,500 pounds when you have the proper towing equipment, to say nothing of the competitive Ford F-150 payload. Pundmann Ford wants you to see one of these trucks for yourself in Saint Charles. Once you’re done reading this article, take the trip from Wentzville to our dealership to have a chat with our sales team!
If you like having customization options when outfitting your vehicle, the Ford F-150 is the truck for you. You can select from one of six engines, each with its own F-150 towing capacity and F-150 payload. Get the facts on the Ford F-150 engines in this fact sheet:
2.7L EcoBoost® V6
5.0L Ti-VCT V8 Engine
3.5L EcoBoost® V6
3.5L Powerboost® Full Hybrid V6
3.5L Twin-Turbo High Output EcoBoost® V6 (available on Raptor® only)
5.2L Supercharged V8 (available on Raptor® only)
Getting the maximum Ford F-150 towing capacity means you need the Max Trailer Tow Package, providing the following additions:
The Heavy-Duty Payload Package is what you need to unlock the maximum Ford F-150 payload. It will give you all of these features:
If you’re looking for the perfect pickup truck near Lake St Louis, let our Ford truck experts walk you through your options. Our sales staff has the knowledge necessary to get you the new Ford you’re looking for, truck or otherwise. Contact us today to get in touch with one of our specialists.
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