Ford Expedition or F-150 best for towing?
Newbie to towing but not to camping. Just downsized to a 25' TT that weighs 5200# with a 600# tongue weight. Need to buy a 4x4 TV, can't afford a new one so am looking at 2003 to 2009. I expect my ...
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F150's are not all created equal. Depending on trim levels, cab sizes, power train, and gear ratios, their payloads can vary quite a bit. Some as low as 750 lbs, some as high as 3100 lbs. There are also large varriations in tow ratings. You may see similar differences in the Expy's. Check the tire / loading sticker on every candidate.
If your loaded camper weight is going to reach 6500 lbs, you'll be looking at about 900 lbs of payload needed for the tongue / hitch weight.
Which ever tow vehicle you select, it will need to have enough payload available, to handle weight of all occupants, fuel, cargo (in the tow vehicle), and 850 - 900 lbs for the trailer.
If your loaded camper weight is going to reach 6500 lbs, you'll be looking at about 900 lbs of payload needed for the tongue / hitch weight.
Which ever tow vehicle you select, it will need to have enough payload available, to handle weight of all occupants, fuel, cargo (in the tow vehicle), and 850 - 900 lbs for the trailer.
