Ford E-350 Super Duty Towing Capacity by Year

Find out how much the Ford E-350 Super Duty can pull with data across 16 years, from 1999 to 2014, and a total of 132 vehicles.

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How Good is the Ford E-350 Super Duty for Towing?

The average tow capacity of all vehicles in our database is 4,880 pounds. The table below shows the Ford E-350 Super Duty towing capacity range for each Ford E-350 Super Duty year, and compares it to the average towing capacity of all vehicles in our database.

Year	Towing Capacity	+/-% of Average
2014	6,300 - 7,400 lbs	+40.4%
2013	6,300 - 7,400 lbs	+40.4%
2012	6,300 - 7,400 lbs	+40.4%
2011	6,300 - 7,400 lbs	+40.4%
2010	6,300 - 7,300 lbs	+39.3%
2009	6,400 - 7,300 lbs	+40.4%
2008	6,700 - 7,400 lbs	+44.5%
2007	5,700 - 7,500 lbs	+35.2%
2006	5,700 - 7,500 lbs	+35.2%
2005	5,700 - 7,500 lbs	+35.2%
2004	5,700 - 6,900 lbs	+29.1%
2003	5,600 - 6,900 lbs	+28.1%
2002	10,000 lbs	+104.9%
2001	10,000 lbs	+104.9%
2000	10,000 lbs	+104.9%
1999	10,000 lbs	+104.9%

How to Check the Tow Capacity of Your Ford E-350 Super Duty

So you're looking to tow something with your Ford E-350 Super Duty and wanna make sure it's up to the task? Well, there are a few different things to consider when it comes to figuring out a vehicle's tow capacity.

First things first, you'll want to check out the owner's manual for your ride. It'll probably have a section that tells you the manufacturer's recommended maximum towing weight for the Ford E-350 Super Duty. It's always a good idea to follow their guidelines, since they've done all the testing and whatnot.

Another place to look is a manufacturer's towing guide. These are usually available on the manufacturer's website or at a dealership, and they'll have more in-depth info on the towing capacity of different Ford models.

Size matters when it comes to towing, so it's worth taking a look at your E-350 Super Duty's engine size and transmission type. A bigger engine and a heavy-duty transmission will usually be able to handle a heavier load. And don't forget about the weight of the load itself – the combined weight of your E-350 Super Duty and the stuff you're hauling shouldn't exceed its maximum tow capacity.

It's also a good idea to check out the gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of your E-350 Super Duty. This is the maximum weight that it's designed to carry, including the weight of the vehicle itself, any passengers, and any cargo. You can find the GVWR in the owner's manual or on a label on the inside of the driver's side door.

One more thing to consider is the tongue weight – that's the weight that's applied to the hitch when you're towing a trailer. Make sure the tongue weight is within the recommended range for your E-350 Super Duty to ensure proper weight distribution and stability. You can calculate the tongue weight by weighing the trailer with the load on it at a weigh station or with a special tongue weight scale.

Last but not least, take a look at the hitch rating on your E-350 Super Duty. This is the maximum weight that the hitch is designed to handle. Make sure the hitch rating is equal to or higher than the combined weight of the trailer and the load.

So there you have it – those are the main things to consider when it comes to determining the tow capacity of your Ford E-350 Super Duty. Better to be safe than sorry, so if you're in doubt, it's probably a good idea to go with a vehicle that has a higher tow capacity than you think you'll need. That way you'll have a little extra wiggle room in case you end up hauling more weight than you expected.

All of this data is available on this site, so you can always check back to see if we've added more info on the Ford E-350 Super Duty you're interested in.

Important: we provide the data for education purposes only, and we're not responsible for any towing accidents that may occur. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and use common sense when towing.