Ford Super Duty

The Ford Super Duty platform, a lineage that formally diverged from the light-duty F-150 architecture in 1999, stands as the preeminent heavy-duty towing and hauling consumer vehicle in the North American market. However, the engineering reality of these vehicles—spanning the F-250, F-350, and F-450—is far more complex than simple payload ratings. The interface between the…

The automotive wheel assembly represents far more than a stylistic choice or a rolling component; it is a safety-critical interface where static engineering specifications meet dynamic, often violent, road forces. In the context of the Ford F-250 Super Duty—a vehicle platform synonymous with heavy towing, payload capacity, and commercial application—the wheel fitment specifications are governed…