Ford F-150 as a toad?

Bruce Brown wrote:

msmith1199 wrote:
You brought this post back from over a year ago! I ended up not getting the F-150 and instead got a new Wrangler. I'm glad I went with the small vehicle, it's so much easier to tow and much better as a daily driver. I bought a nice long utility trailer that I can put two quads on as well as haul anything around that I would have needed to haul in a pick up.

Question; if you don't tow an F150 how do you know it's easier to tow and a better daily driver?

I originally posted we recently bought an F150 that would probably be towed. While I haven't set it up to tow yet (I still have my Fusion) I can say without a doubt this is the nicest driving vehicle I've ever owned. It handles better than my Fusion and rides better than my wife's old Lincoln.

The aluminum benefit is more than just weight reduction, it's also where the weight is lost. The weight reduction comes from the highest point in the truck, lower the center of gravity.

My truck now has just under 25,000 miles on it and I simply cannot say enough good about it - just an awesome vehicle.

Bruce Brown wrote:

Danford50 wrote:
I have a 2015 f150 2 wheel drive, according to the owner manuel you can only tow the truck 4 wheels down as only in emergency, and then according to manuel you can only drive at 35 mph for 50 miles.

True. The 2 well drive doesn't have a transfer case. The 4 wheel drive transfer case can be put into neutral, making them towable 4 down.

Wow, that is good to hear! I also have the 2016 Ford F-150 4x4

The Aluminum body and really does save a ton of weight and it handles great. I actually do enjoy driving it.

I really like the flat bottom floor, and the fold up rear seats