Best Ford Trucks for Towing in Redford, MI

If you tow for work or play, you need a truck that pulls its weight without breaking a sweat, and Pat Milliken Ford is where towing drivers across Southeast Michigan come to find one. Whether you're moving a loaded trailer down I-96 or backing a boat into the water for a weekend on the lake, the right Ford truck makes the job feel routine.

Towing buyers care about confidence behind the wheel, steady control when there's weight on the hitch and a truck that keeps working season after season. Our team knows how these trucks perform in real Michigan conditions, from icy on-ramps to long summer hauls.

From heavy-duty haulers to compact pickups that punch above their size, the lineup at our Ford dealership near Dearborn gives you a range of options to match exactly what you tow. Let us help you match the truck to the trailer!

Ford Super Duty
Ford Super Duty

Ford Super Duty®: Maximum Towing for Serious Haulers

The new Ford Super Duty®, able to tow up to an incredible 40,000 pounds with proper equipment, sits at the top of our towing lineup for haulers who ask the most of their trucks. Built for the heaviest loads, the Super Duty® in Redford is the choice when you're pulling a gooseneck trailer, hauling equipment to a jobsite or moving more than a lighter truck was ever meant to handle.

With smart trailering technology and the muscle to match, the 2026 Ford Super Duty® takes the stress out of the biggest jobs. If your work or lifestyle regularly puts serious weight on the hitch, this is the truck that won't flinch.

Ford F-150: Versatile Towing Power for Redford Drivers

The new Ford F-150, for sale near Dearborn, pairs impressive towing muscle with everyday versatility, with its 13,500-pound max towing capacity making it a favorite for anyone who needs one truck to do it all. It has the strength to pull a camper, a car hauler or a loaded utility trailer, yet it still handles like a truck you can drive to the office or the hardware store.

With available trailering aids that make hooking up and backing in easier, the 2026 Ford F-150 gives confident towers and first-timers alike the control they want. It's the well-rounded hauler that fits both the work week and the weekend.

Ford F-150
Ford Ranger

Ford Ranger: Midsize Towing Made Easy

The new Ford Ranger offers a smart middle ground for towers who want real capability in a more maneuverable package, boasting a max towing capacity of 7,500 pounds. It's ready to pull a small boat, a pair of dirt bikes or a lightweight trailer to the campsite, all while staying easy to park and easy to live with day to day.

Available towing features help keep your load steady and settled on the highway. For anyone who wants to haul without stepping up to a full-size truck, the 2026 Ford Ranger in Michigan strikes a confident balance.

Ford Maverick: Compact Truck, Capable Towing

With up to 4,000 pounds of max towing capacity, the new Ford Maverick in Redford proves that a compact pickup can still lend a hand when you've got something to tow. It's built for the driver who occasionally pulls a small utility trailer, a personal watercraft or a load of gear for the weekend, without wanting a big truck in the driveway.

Easy to drive and easy to own, the 2026 Ford Maverick brings light-duty towing within reach for buyers who prioritize efficiency and everyday ease. When your towing needs are modest, it's a right-sized way to get the job done.

Ford Maverick

Ford Truck Towing FAQs

Which Ford truck can tow the most?

Among the trucks in our lineup, the Ford Super Duty® is engineered for the heaviest towing, followed by the Ford F-150. The Ranger handles midsize towing needs, while the Maverick is suited to lighter loads.

How do I know which truck fits my trailer?

The right truck depends on the weight and type of what you're towing, from small utility trailers to large equipment haulers. Our sales team can help you compare the Ford Maverick, Ranger, F-150 and Super Duty® against your typical loads.

Do Ford trucks offer features that help with towing?

Yes, several models in our lineup offer available trailering technologies designed to make hooking up, backing in and staying steady on the highway more manageable. Features vary by model and trim, so the Ford F-150 and Ford Super Duty® may offer different towing aids than the Ranger or Maverick.

Are Ford trucks a good choice for Michigan weather?

Ford trucks are built to handle a range of conditions, and available four-wheel drive can add traction when the roads turn slick. Whether it's winter slush or summer heat, models like the Ford F-150 and Ford Super Duty® are designed to keep working through the seasons.

Can I finance a work truck at Pat Milliken Ford?

Yes, our finance team works with a variety of buyers, including those purchasing trucks for work and towing. We can help you explore financing options and find a payment plan that fits your budget. Reach out or stop by our Redford dealership to get started.