I'm looking for some payload sticker information on a few different trucks. I was wondering if the community could tell me what their stickers say. I' specifically looking for the following:(all Super Crew 4x4 with Eco boost Please)Lariat with Max TowLariat with Max Tow & Heavy Duty Tow PackageXTR with Max TowXTR with Max Tow & Heavy Duty Tow PackagePlease state whether your truck has a 5.5 or 6.5 box.

jaydub74 wrote:I'm looking for some payload sticker information on a few different trucks. I was wondering if the community could tell me what their stickers say. I' specifically looking for the following:(all Super Crew 4x4 with Eco boost Please)Lariat with Max TowLariat with Max Tow & Heavy Duty Tow PackageXTR with Max TowXTR with Max Tow & Heavy Duty Tow PackagePlease state whether your truck has a 5.5 or 6.5 box.Your nomenclature is all marketing verbiage which at best is kindasorta in a direction of their ratings, but no where near their actualratingsWhat is the GVWR, front GAWR, rear GAWR and the GCWR?For get about the MTWR, as that is derived from a 'curb' vehicle...whichis the stripper model with no options, other than the tow option andone 150lb driver. Some full fluids...some half a tank or eve lessPayload/cargo/etc listing on the door labels are also derived from a'curb' vehicle. This is highly debatable and the only way solve thisis to go out and weigh the vehicle. There has been a few and a couplehave posted to confirm that the label is based on the 'curb' (stripper)Best to actually weigh it to know what your true payload/cargo/etc isSaying it is a 'half ton', or whatever is again marketing verbiageWhich half ton? There are three classes within a 'half ton' class Aditto for 3/4 ton...there are several different GVWR's for that classand another ditto for 1 ton...there are several GVWR's for that class tooBest to do your research and comparison using all of their 'real' ratingsHere is how the ratings system looks like in graphical form and noteto decide if you believe in the ratings system or not. If not, then do whatever and know that you have taken them off thewarranty and liability hook. Also note that advice on these freebie forums is worth the price paid...plus that they have no skin in the game, nor will they pay for anyoutcome from bad advice...If yes, then learn how the ratings system worksGood luck and ask tons of questions.howmuchshoulditow howmuchcanitow

Truck in Sig. Sticker payload 2090 lbs.

14' f150 xlt crew 6.5box 2wd door sticker 2583#.

Read this thread...germain to the OP's questionSo confused with tow capacities page 1

It's called gamesmanship (or outright lying, if you prefer). Buy a F-150 off the dealer's lot assuming that it has nearly the same ratings as their few and far between HD models if you want get in trouble.You may want to look back at a thread showing actual yellow stickers for more information. It is easier for me to say that my truck has 3,000 pounds of payload than it is to Photoshop a fake sticker, although it can be done.

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jaydub74
Explorer
Aug 20, 2014
Thanks for all the replies.

TomG2.
I really like to get the information from Ford but they don't post that on their website. Sure they have a huge chart that show all the different payloads and towing capacities but it doesn't tell you want payloads are available on what trimline.

The GVWR on these trucks appears to be 7650 but that doesn't really help as I have no idea what the actual curb wait of EYZ trimline is. I just have the curb weight of the truck from the website (which I assume is the lightest of all the trimlines). So what am I suppose to do? The only option is to open doors on the lot and look at the Payload.
Shadow_Grey
Explorer
Aug 20, 2014
bid_time wrote:
What is it with you guys? He wants to know what the yellow sticker on some peoples truck says. Simple question - you guys get so far off on tangents that have nothing to do with what the OP asked.

If you don't have a F150 EB you don't even need to post cause you are incapable of answering the question that was asked.

X2 on this.

Mine is 1814#. Sig below...
AlmostAnOldGuy
Explorer
Aug 20, 2014
2196 payload for truck in sig (4x4)
TomG2
Explorer
Aug 19, 2014
bid_time wrote:
What is it with you guys? He wants to know what the yellow sticker on some peoples truck says. Simple question - you guys get so far off on tangents that have nothing to do with what the OP asked.

If you don't have a F150 EB you don't even need to post cause you are incapable of answering the question that was asked.

So far, I only see one answer that meets the OP's configuration. One has the 5.0 while another has the HD package. Might as well disallow them also. There are yellow stickers out there ranging from 1400 to 3,000 pounds.

When I purchase a new truck, and I do quite often, I don't depend on forum posters to determine my ratings based on theirs, Ford and Chevrolet are better resources. For me.
bogen2
Explorer
Aug 19, 2014
My cargo limit is 2210 pounds with 3.73 rear end.
womps
Explorer
Aug 19, 2014
2012 Lariat 4x4 Super Crew, 6.5 ft. box, max towing,3.73 rear axle ratio = 1568 lbs. payload.
Tystevens
Explorer
Aug 19, 2014
bid_time wrote:
What is it with you guys? He wants to know what the yellow sticker on some peoples truck says. Simple question - you guys get so far off on tangents that have nothing to do with what the OP asked.

If you don't have a F150 EB you don't even need to post cause you are incapable of answering the question that was asked.

So ... where's your information? :@

I kid, I kid ...
EcoBullet
Explorer
Aug 19, 2014
Payload on mine is 1794 lbs. Max Tow, not HD Payload, 5.5' bed
bid_time
Nomad II
Aug 19, 2014
What is it with you guys? He wants to know what the yellow sticker on some peoples truck says. Simple question - you guys get so far off on tangents that have nothing to do with what the OP asked.

If you don't have a F150 EB you don't even need to post cause you are incapable of answering the question that was asked.
dockmasterdave
Explorer
Aug 19, 2014
I thought it was common knowledge how they BS. Ford tells you they used X amount of weight in cement blocks on a flatbed trailer to get the rating. I think, from experience and what I've read here, factory rating X .75 gets me close and a comfortable pull. I have another thread running on this. Wind drag/weight