When the job demands more than a standard pickup can handle, the Ford Super Duty lineup steps in. Built for those who measure a truck’s worth by what it can haul, tow, and conquer, the Super Duty series is the backbone of job sites, farms, and cross-country hauling operations across America.
Whether you’re hauling equipment in Greeley, towing heavy trailers across Northern Colorado, or taking on demanding jobs in surrounding areas like Evans, Windsor, and Loveland, choosing the right Ford Super Duty means understanding each model’s towing capacity, payload, and performance features. At Greeley Ford, you can explore the full Ford Super Duty lineup and find the truck built to handle Colorado’s toughest workloads and changing driving conditions.
Properly equipped F-350s can tow over 30,000 pounds with gooseneck or fifth-wheel setups. Payload ratings are just as formidable, letting you load up gear or materials without compromising control or safety.
Ford builds the Super Duty for a variety of needs, from straightforward work trucks to premium models.
The Ford F-250 is a 3/4-ton truck designed for those who have outgrown a half-ton pickup like the F-150 but want to maintain excellent daily drivability. It is available exclusively with a Single Rear Wheel (SRW) configuration. The F-250 is the perfect match for heavy boat towing, pulling mid-sized equipment trailers, and hauling substantial payloads in the bed without the wider footprint of a dual-rear-wheel truck.
Step up to the Ford F-350, and you enter the 1-ton class. The major distinction here is the option to choose between a Single Rear Wheel (SRW) or Dual Rear Wheel (DRW or “dually”) setup. An F-350 DRW dramatically increases payload and fifth-wheel towing stability. If you regularly tow heavy livestock trailers or large multi-slide RVs, the F-350 provides the necessary payload buffer and highway stability.
The Ford F-450 blurs the line between consumer heavy-duty trucks and commercial haulers. Available exclusively as a dually (DRW) when ordered as a traditional pickup, the F-450 features a wider front track for a tighter turning radius—a massive advantage when maneuvering massive trailers in tight spaces. With upgraded commercial-grade brakes and heavier-duty axles, the F-450 is built specifically for maximum conventional and gooseneck towing.
The Ford F-550 is exclusively a Chassis Cab model. You will not find a traditional pickup bed here; instead, the F-550 is a blank canvas built for upfitting. Ranging well into Class 5 GVWR territory, the F-550 is commonly outfitted with dump beds, utility boxes, flatbeds, or bucket-truck equipment. It is the definitive choice for severe-duty commercial applications, small business fleets, and first responders.
Step up to the Ford F-600, and you move into the medium-duty class—where pickup capability meets commercial-grade strength. Built on a reinforced chassis with a higher GVWR than the F-550, the F-600 is designed to handle serious payloads and demanding upfits without sacrificing maneuverability. Powered by the 6.7L Power Stroke turbo diesel V8, it delivers the torque needed for heavy equipment, large trailers, and constant jobsite use.
Are there financing options available for the Ford Super Duty?
Yes, a variety of financing and leasing options available at Ford Greeley, including flexible terms tailored for both personal and commercial buyers, making it easier to find a plan that fits your budget. Give us a call or visit in person or start the process online to get started.
What engines are available in the Ford Super Duty lineup?
The Super Duty typically comes with multiple engine options, including a powerful gas V8 and the available Power Stroke turbo diesel V8, which delivers exceptional torque for heavy-duty tasks.
What is the Ford F-600 used for?
The Ford F-600 is a medium-duty commercial truck designed for heavy workloads like construction, towing, utility service, landscaping, and fleet operations. It bridges the gap between traditional Super Duty pickups and larger commercial trucks.
Can you drive a Ford F-450 without a CDL? In most cases, yes, you can drive a Ford F-450 pickup without a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) if you are using it for personal, non-commercial use (like towing a personal RV). However, if you use it commercially and your combined gross vehicle weight rating (truck plus trailer) exceeds 26,000lbs, federal and state laws generally require a CDL. State laws may vary.
Does a Ford F550 require a CDL? Because the F-550 is a Chassis Cab built for commercial upfitting, its GVWR can range from 17,500 to 19,500lbs. Driven solo, it does not strictly require a CDL. However, once hitched to a heavy commercial trailer that pushes the Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR) over 26,000lbs, a CDL is legally required for commercial operation. State laws may vary.
Is an F-550 considered a 1-ton truck? No. An F-350 is a 1-ton truck (Class 3). An F-450 is a Class 4 truck, and the F-550 is a Class 5 medium-duty truck, engineered specifically for commercial chassis upfits and extreme heavy-duty fleet operations.
What standard safety features come with the Ford Super Duty?
The Ford Super Duty includes standard features like Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking, Forward Collision Warning, a Lane-Keeping System, a rearview camera, and automatic high-beam headlights to enhance everyday driving safety. When towing, the truck uses systems like AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability Control, traction control, and electronic stability control to help maintain grip, reduce skidding, and prevent rollovers in challenging driving conditions.
Is the Ford Super Duty good for everyday driving?
While it’s designed for heavy-duty work, the Super Duty also offers a comfortable interior, modern infotainment, and driver-assist features, making it practical for daily driving—especially for those who need power and capability year-round.
Whether you are interested in the value of the XL and XLT, the balance of the Lariat, or the luxury of the King Ranch, Platinum, and Limited models, our current inventory features various trims and colors to match what fits for you. Find your preferred Ford Super Duty at Ford Greeley. You can view our available Super Duty models online or visit our dealership in Greeley, Colorado to explore them in person. Contact us at Ford Greeley, your trusted Ken Garff dealership, for a test drive today!