2025 Chassis Cab

Durability

Built Ford Tough®

Frames that are strong and stiff, designed for easy body-mounting. Chassis that accommodate different weight ratings. Engines both powerful and efficient. They all come together to keep on working hard, just like your business.
2025 Ford Super Duty® F-450® XL with a utility box driving up a dirt road job site
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      There's a Lot Riding on Our Frames

      Whether it’s EMTs dealing with lives, or family businesses that provide livelihoods – we know the stakes can’t get any higher. Using high-strength steel frames and components, you can depend on Super Duty to get the job done — whatever it is.
      2025 Ford Super Duty® F-450® XL with a utility box parked at a refinery
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          Heavy Duty Components
          Overhead of 2025 Ford Super Duty® Chassis Cab showing the frame

          Heavy Duty Components

          Rugged axles and transfer cases. Beefed-up suspensions. Commercial-grade braking systems designed for the heaviest of loads. A super-strong, Military-Grade Aluminum alloy body. Powerful drivelines handling maximum torque. You’ll find them all, throughout the full range of Super Duty trucks.
          Close-up of the brakes and hub on a 2025 Ford Super Duty® F-450®

          Sure Stopping, Long Lasting

          These brakes are designed for the harshest work environments with thick, large rotors and pads. A powerful master cylinder pushes out massive PSI. 4-wheel anti-lock brakes provide total control. They even help reduce maintenance, keeping your fleet on the road.
          Interior of a 2025 Ford Super Duty® F-450® XLT instrument cluster and steering wheel

          Waste Not, Want Not

          If your engine is idling for an extended period, wastefully burning fuel, this available feature shuts it down. * The ignition also turns off, saving battery power. You can activate it through your SYNC® 476 screen or your vehicle cluster screen, allowing you to set the time intervals that best suit your fleet needs.
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