The line of Ford Super Duty Trucks, especially the Ford F-250 and Ford F-350, are big body work trucks that are excellent for almost any operation. If heavy towing is required, like farming, construction, hauling dirt, etc., these trucks might be your perfect match. 

While the Ford F-250 and the Ford F-350 share many of the same features, there are some key differences between the two. The Ford F-350 has a maximum towing capacity of 32,500 pounds, and the Ford F-250 has 19,500 pounds. The Ford F-350 has a larger chassis, dual rear options, and larger dimensions and comes at a higher price. Compare Ford Super Duty to Ford Maverick.

The base trim comes with a standard eight-inch infotainment screen; the larger trims are equipped with the larger 12.0 display screen that is both voice and touch-activated. The heads-up display will give you real-time information you need to keep you connected and updated. Get optional Wi-Fi hotspot, Bluetooth® connectivity, management software, and telematics to control the truck's location. The towing screens have 14 different camera angles to help you guide your truck. 

The Ford Super Duty truck line is equipped with many standard safety features that help with towing and trailering. In addition to the steel frame and standard side, front, passenger, and curtain airbags, the trucks are equipped with adaptive cruise control, automated emergency braking, lane departure warning, and lane centering. These features work with cameras and sensors to make your commute through New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, and hauling safer.