2021 Ford F-350 Super Duty Review

When you need maximum power, strength and capacity for the job, the 2021 Ford F-350 Super Duty stands ready to serve. With its high-strength steel frame, aluminum bodywork, and choice of gasoline and diesel V8 engines, this heavy-duty full-size pickup can handle just about anything you throw at it.

The F-350's maximum conventional towing capacity is more than 20,000 pounds when properly equipped. Set your F-350 up for fifth-wheel towing and you can pull as much as 32,500 pounds. Either way, you've pretty much got the capability to pull any big recreational or commercial-oriented trailer. Or if hauling is what you need, the F-350 can take on as much as 7,850 pounds of payload in its cargo bed depending on the truck's configuration.

Towing and hauling are just two of the tasks assigned to a heavy-duty pickup truck. When you're spending this kind of money, your rig needs to work hard, but it also needs to play hard and look good doing it. That's where the F-350 Tremor comes in. This is an off-road version of the Super Duty that adds a healthy dose of visual attitude combined with serious capability when the going gets tough. You can even equip it with an integrated winch offering 12,000 pounds of capacity.

Ford also offers a wide range of cabs, bed lengths and trim levels for the F-350, covering the spectrum from a basic, affordable work truck to a fancy, plush and technologically advanced luxury model. In short, if you're looking for a specific feature or function in a heavy-duty truck, the Ford F-350 likely offers it.

The 2021 Ford F-350 is available in XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum and Limited trim levels. Regular cabs come in XL and XLT trim only with an 8-foot-long cargo bed. SuperCabs add the Lariat trim to the availability list, as well as a shorter 6.75-foot bed option. Crew Cabs are offered with all trims and both cargo beds. You can option any F-350 with the 8-foot bed to have dual rear wheels.