Comparing the Ford F-150 to the Ford F-250
Size and Bed Length
One of the first things to consider when buying a new truck is its size. Will it fit in your garage or parking area? Will it be easy to maneuver through tight spaces in Canton, OH? The Ford F-150 will be easier to navigate and park in urban areas because it maxes out at 243.5 inches long. The F-250 Super Duty can be as long as 266.2 inches.
The Ford F-150 offers three bed lengths, including 5.5-foot, 6.5-foot and 8-foot options. The F-250 Super Duty gives you a choice of two beds - one that's 6.75 feet and one that's 8 feet long.
Towing and Payload
Towing capacity is one of the most important considerations for Dover, OH drivers. If you expect to pull large trailers or RVs, it makes sense to get a Ford F-250 Super Duty, which has a max conventional tow rating of 22,000 pounds. The most you can tow with a Ford F-150 is 13,500 pounds.
Need to haul bulky loads? The Ford F-250 Super Duty can carry up to 4,246 pounds with the right configuration. The Ford F-150 tops out at 2,445 pounds of payload capacity when properly equipped.
Engine and Fuel Capacity
The Ford F-150 has six engines to choose from, allowing you to pick the one that best suits your needs for power or efficiency. Canton residents who prioritize fuel economy will appreciate its available hybrid powertrain, which uses a twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 engine and an electric motor to make a combine 430 horsepower. The Ford F-250 Super Duty offers four engine options, including a high-output diesel V8 producing 500 horsepower.
The Ford F-250 Super Duty has a standard fuel tank capacity of 34 gallons. However, models with diesel engines and larger wheelbases may offer an optional 48-gallon tank. The Ford F-150's fuel tank capacity is 36 gallons. For long voyages beyond Dover, OH, the F-250 will get you farther before having to re-fuel.
