Ford F150

The 2025 Ford F150 can tow between 8,000 and 12,900 lbs, depending on the engine, cab style, bed length, and drivetrain. The maximum rated towing capacity of 12,900 lbs is achieved with the optimal configuration when properly equipped.

The 5L V8 gasoline delivers the highest towing capacity on the 2025 Ford F150, rated at up to 12,900 lbs. It produces 400 hp and 410 lb-ft of torque.

Yes — reaching the maximum towing capacity of 12,900 lbs on the 2025 Ford F150 requires the Tow/Haul Package (53T) + Max Tow Axle tow package. Without it, towing ratings on some configurations are significantly lower. The package typically adds a trailer hitch receiver, upgraded transmission cooler, integrated trailer brake controller, and a higher-output alternator.

On the 2025 Ford F150, the 2WD configuration tows more — up to 12,900 lbs versus 12,800 lbs for 4WD, a difference of 100 lbs. The 2WD variant's advantage comes from a lower curb weight, which directly increases available towing capacity.

The Crew Cab cab tows the most on the 2025 Ford F150, rated up to 12,900 lbs. Other cab styles are: Double Cab (10,600 lbs).

The tongue weight limit for the 2025 Ford F150 ranges from 800–1,290 lbs depending on configuration. Tongue weight — the downward force your trailer hitch applies to the truck — should be kept between 10% and 15% of your total trailer weight. Exceeding the tongue weight limit can cause trailer sway and loss of steering control even when within the max tow rating.