Built for Serious Work

The Super Duty name means something.

The 2026 Ford Super Duty lineup is designed around drivers who need a truck to do more than commute to work. It’s built for contractors, ranchers, farmers, landscapers, boat owners, RV enthusiasts, construction crews, and anyone who regularly needs serious towing or hauling capability.

The lineup includes the F-250, F-350, and F-450, allowing buyers to move up in capability as their needs increase.

That’s one of the biggest advantages of choosing Super Duty.

You don’t have to buy the biggest truck available just because you occasionally need heavy-duty capability.

You can choose the Super Duty model that fits your workload.

And when properly equipped, the Super Duty can reach a staggering 40,000-pound maximum towing capacity with the available fifth-wheel or gooseneck configuration. (ford.com)

The RAM 2500 is capable, but the Super Duty lineup is designed to provide an even broader range of heavy-duty capability.

Capability Advantage: Ford Super Duty

When the job gets serious, Super Duty gives you multiple levels of capability designed specifically around heavy-duty work.

The Power to Get the Job Done

A heavy-duty truck is only as useful as its engine.

Ford offers several powertrains for the 2026 Super Duty lineup, including powerful gasoline V8 engines and the legendary 6.7L Power Stroke® diesel V8.

The available High Output 6.7L Power Stroke® produces an impressive 500 horsepower and 1,200 lb.-ft. of torque. (ford.com)

That’s an enormous amount of torque available for towing heavy trailers, climbing grades, and moving substantial loads.

Ford also offers the 7.3L gas V8, providing a powerful alternative for drivers who want heavy-duty capability without choosing a diesel.

The RAM 2500 offers the 6.4L HEMI® V8 and available 6.7L Cummins® Turbo Diesel.

The Cummins is a respected diesel engine, and the RAM’s available high-output version produces up to 1,075 lb.-ft. of torque.

But Ford’s available 1,200 lb.-ft. gives the Super Duty an important advantage.

Torque Advantage: Ford Super Duty

1,200 lb.-ft. vs. 1,075 lb.-ft.

When you’re towing a heavy trailer, torque matters.

The Super Duty gives you more of it.

Maximum Towing Capability

If you’re comparing heavy-duty pickups, towing is probably near the top of your list.

And this is where the Super Duty makes one of its strongest arguments.

The 2026 Ford Super Duty can tow up to 40,000 pounds when properly configured for gooseneck towing. (ford.com)

That’s an enormous amount of capability.

The RAM 2500 also provides impressive towing capability, but its maximum rating is significantly lower than the Super Duty’s maximum configuration.

Of course, most drivers aren’t going to tow 40,000 pounds every day.

That’s not really the point.

The point is that Ford gives you an enormous capability ceiling.

If your work changes, your trailer gets larger, or you move into a heavier recreational setup, the Super Duty gives you more room to grow.

Towing Advantage: Ford Super Duty

If towing capability is one of your primary considerations, the Super Duty is the clear choice.

With the right configuration, 40,000 pounds of maximum gooseneck towing capability puts the Super Duty in a different league.

Fifth-Wheel and Gooseneck Towing

Heavy-duty trucks aren’t just about conventional bumper-pull trailers.

For many truck owners, fifth-wheel and gooseneck towing are essential.

The Super Duty is designed around these applications, with available factory-integrated towing equipment and advanced trailer technologies that make connecting, monitoring, and maneuvering large trailers easier.

Available Ford towing technology includes features such as:

• Pro Trailer Backup Assist™
• Trailer Reverse Guidance
• Onboard Scales with Smart Hitch
• Trailer Brake Controller
• Trailer Sway Control
• Blind Spot Information System with Trailer Coverage
• Trailer Light Check
• 360-Degree Camera
• Smart Trailer Tow technology

The result is a truck that doesn’t simply have the horsepower to tow a heavy trailer.

It has technology designed specifically to help you tow it.

Towing Technology Advantage: Ford Super Duty

The Super Duty combines massive towing capability with a comprehensive collection of trailer-focused technologies designed to make heavy-duty towing more manageable.

Payload: Bring the Load With You

Towing isn’t the only reason to buy a Super Duty.

Payload capacity is critical when you’re carrying tools, materials, equipment, livestock supplies, or other heavy cargo in the truck itself.

Properly configured Super Duty models can provide more than 8,000 pounds of maximum payload capacity, depending on model and configuration. (ford.com)

That’s the kind of payload capability that can make a genuine difference for commercial and heavy-duty applications.

The RAM 2500 provides impressive payload capability as well, but its maximum rating is substantially lower in comparable configurations.

Payload Advantage: Ford Super Duty

If your truck needs to carry heavy cargo as well as tow a heavy trailer, the Super Duty gives you an exceptionally high payload ceiling.

The Power Stroke® Diesel Advantage

For many heavy-duty truck shoppers, diesel power isn’t optional.

It’s essential.

The available 6.7L Power Stroke® V8 Turbo Diesel is one of the defining features of the Super Duty lineup.

The High Output version produces:

500 horsepower.

1,200 lb.-ft. of torque.

Those numbers aren’t simply impressive on paper.

They’re designed to provide the low-end pulling power needed for heavy trailers and demanding workloads.

The Power Stroke also works with Ford’s advanced 10-speed automatic transmission to provide smooth, controlled power delivery.

RAM’s available Cummins diesel is a proven and highly regarded powertrain.

But the Super Duty’s available 1,200 lb.-ft. of torque gives Ford the numerical advantage when you’re comparing maximum diesel output.

Technology Built Around Towing

Heavy-duty truck technology shouldn’t just be about having a bigger touchscreen.

It should help you get the job done.

That’s the philosophy behind many of the Super Duty’s available technologies.

Onboard Scales with Smart Hitch

The available Onboard Scales system can estimate the weight of cargo in the truck bed, while Smart Hitch can help estimate trailer tongue weight.

That means you can better understand how much you’re carrying and how your trailer is balanced.

Pro Trailer Backup Assist™

Backing up a trailer can be one of the most stressful parts of towing.

Pro Trailer Backup Assist™ allows you to use a dedicated control to help steer the trailer in the direction you want it to go while the system manages the steering.

Trailer Reverse Guidance

Available cameras provide multiple views to help you understand where your trailer is going when backing into a campsite, driveway, jobsite, or loading area.

360-Degree Camera

Available camera technology can provide a bird’s-eye view around the truck, helping you maneuver in tight spaces.

These aren’t gimmicks.

They’re technologies designed around the actual challenges of towing.

Pro Power Onboard™: Your Truck Can Be Your Power Source

Ford takes the Super Duty’s usefulness one step further with available Pro Power Onboard™.

Depending on configuration, Pro Power Onboard allows the Super Duty to provide electrical power for tools, equipment, appliances, and other devices.

For contractors and tradespeople, that can mean having power available at a jobsite without needing to bring a separate generator.

For recreational users, it can provide power at a campsite or tailgate.

For homeowners, it can provide another source of electricity for projects around the house.

The truck isn’t just carrying your equipment.

It can help power it.

Built for the Jobsite

The Super Duty’s capabilities extend beyond the engine and trailer hitch.

Available features can make the truck easier to use as a mobile workspace, including the available Pro Power Onboard™, tailgate work surface, interior work surfaces, storage solutions, and extensive connectivity.

Ford also offers available features designed specifically around commercial and fleet applications.

That’s an important distinction.

The Super Duty isn’t simply a large personal vehicle.

It can be a legitimate part of your business.

Super Duty Tremor: Heavy-Duty Capability Meets Off-Road Adventure

Heavy-duty capability doesn’t mean you have to stay on the pavement.

Ford offers the Super Duty Tremor®, giving drivers an off-road-oriented truck that retains the towing and hauling capability expected from a Super Duty.

The Tremor includes specialized suspension tuning, off-road tires, increased ground clearance, selectable drive modes, and other features designed for challenging terrain.

RAM offers the Power Wagon as its off-road-oriented heavy-duty pickup.

Both are highly capable.

But the Super Duty Tremor has an important advantage for buyers who need their truck to perform double duty.

You can get an off-road-focused truck without giving up the fundamental heavy-duty capability that makes Super Duty a Super Duty.

Off-Road Advantage: Ford Super Duty

The RAM Power Wagon is a capable off-road truck, but the Super Duty Tremor gives buyers a combination of off-road capability and serious heavy-duty towing and hauling potential.

Comfort Doesn’t Have to Be a Compromise

A truck can be built for work without making the cabin feel like a worksite.

The Super Duty offers a range of cab configurations and trims designed for different types of buyers.

Depending on configuration, available features include:

• Heated and ventilated front seats
• Premium leather seating
• Large touchscreen displays
• Wireless smartphone connectivity
• Premium audio
• Panoramic roof
• Dual-zone or multi-zone climate control
• Heated steering wheel
• Advanced driver-assistance technologies
• Ford BlueCruise

Higher trims such as King Ranch®, Platinum®, and Limited give the Super Duty a level of refinement that can make it equally comfortable as a daily driver or long-distance road-trip vehicle.

The RAM 2500 is also known for its upscale interior, particularly in higher trims.

But the Super Duty offers an impressive balance between work-focused functionality and everyday comfort.

Ford Super Duty vs. RAM 2500: Which Truck Is Right for You?

The RAM 2500 is a serious heavy-duty truck.

Its available Cummins diesel, impressive interior, Power Wagon, and towing technologies make it a worthy competitor.

But the Super Duty offers an exceptionally compelling combination of capability and versatility.

Choose the 2026 Ford Super Duty if you want:

• Up to 40,000 pounds of maximum available towing
• More than 8,000 pounds of maximum available payload
• Up to 1,200 lb.-ft. of diesel torque
• The available High Output 6.7L Power Stroke® V8
• A powerful 7.3L gas V8
• Multiple Super Duty models, including F-250, F-350, and F-450
• Advanced fifth-wheel and gooseneck towing capability
• Available Pro Trailer Backup Assist™
• Available Onboard Scales with Smart Hitch
• Available Pro Power Onboard™
• Available Ford BlueCruise
• The off-road-ready Super Duty Tremor®
• A wide range of cab, bed, drivetrain, and trim configurations
• A truck designed for serious commercial, recreational, and personal workloads

The RAM 2500 may appeal to shoppers who prioritize:

• The available Cummins diesel engine
• RAM’s upscale interior design
• Available Power Wagon off-road capability
• Available Uconnect® technology
• The RAM 2500’s independent rear suspension design

But if your priorities are maximum towing, maximum payload, diesel torque, worksite capability, and towing-focused technology, the Super Duty deserves serious consideration.

Why Buy the 2026 Ford Super Duty?

The 2026 Ford Super Duty is built around a simple philosophy:

When the job gets bigger, bring a bigger truck.

The Super Duty gives you the capability to tow massive trailers, haul heavy loads, power equipment, maneuver trailers with advanced assistance technology, and tackle challenging terrain.

With available 1,200 lb.-ft. of torque, up to 40,000 pounds of gooseneck towing capability, more than 8,000 pounds of maximum payload, and a lineup that ranges from the F-250 through the F-450, the Super Duty gives you the capability to take on serious work.

The RAM 2500 is a capable heavy-duty pickup.

But the Super Duty goes further.

It’s engineered not just to get the job done today, but to give you the capability and flexibility to handle whatever the next job demands.

Whether you’re towing a fifth-wheel across the country, hauling equipment to a jobsite, pulling a livestock trailer, carrying materials for your business, or heading off-road for the weekend, the Super Duty is ready.

When you need more truck, choose Super Duty.

Experience the 2026 Ford Super Duty for Yourself

Heavy-duty truck specifications can tell you a lot about capability, but there’s no substitute for seeing the truck in person.

Visit our Ford dealership to explore the 2026 Ford Super Duty, compare F-250, F-350, and F-450 configurations, examine available towing technology, and find the engine and configuration that fit your needs.

Whether you’re a contractor, business owner, rancher, farmer, outdoor enthusiast, or simply someone who refuses to settle when it comes to capability, our team can help you find the right Super Duty.

Ready for a truck that’s built for serious work? Contact us today to schedule your test drive of the 2026 Ford Super Duty.