Ford F150 Lariat Towing Capacity Calculator
Calculate the precise towing capacity for your Ford F150 Lariat based on model year, configuration, and equipment. Valid for models worldwide.
14,000
lbs / 6,350 kg
Payload Capacity
2,120 lbs / 962 kg
Ford Bronco Capacity
3,500 lbs / 1,588 kg
Towing Capacity Factors
| Factor | Impact on Towing Capacity | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Engine Type | High Impact | 3.5L EcoBoost provides max towing, hybrid reduces capacity slightly |
| Axle Ratio | Significant Impact | Higher ratios (4.10) improve towing but reduce fuel efficiency |
| Towing Package | Critical Impact | Max Trailer Tow Package adds upgraded radiator, hitch, and wiring |
| Drive Type | Moderate Impact | 4x4 models have slightly lower capacity than 4x2 models |
| Cab & Bed Configuration | Moderate Impact | Shorter cabs and longer beds generally increase capacity |
| Model Year | Varies | Newer models (2024+) have improved towing technologies |
Important: Always consult your owner's manual and verify your specific vehicle's payload capacity before towing. These calculations are estimates based on standard configurations.
Global Towing Standards
Towing regulations vary by country. Key standards include:
- North America: SAE J2807 towing standards
- Europe: ECER55 brake requirements
- Australia: ADR 62/02 trailer coupling regulations
- UK: B+E license requirements for trailers over 3,500 lbs
Maximizing Your Towing Capacity
- Always use weight distribution hitch for loads over 5,000 lbs
- Ensure proper trailer brake controller installation
- Regularly maintain cooling system for heavy towing
- Check tire pressure before each tow
- Balance load distribution in trailer
New Ford Bronco Towing Capacity
While the F150 Lariat excels at heavy towing, the new Ford Bronco offers:
- Standard capacity: 3,500 lbs (1,588 kg)
- Requires available Class II Trailer Tow Package
- Best suited for smaller trailers and recreational towing
- Payload capacity ranges from 1,170-1,400 lbs