How much can the new Ford Explorer tow? Ford understands that Dallas families opt for the Explorer when they want a versatile and capable SUV—that’s why every 2025 Explorer trim level is standard-equipped with the Class III Trailer Tow Package. With this package on your new SUV, you’ll be able to tow your boat or camper for weekend adventures with friends and family. Learn more about the 2025 Ford Explorer towing capacity and engine performance with Rockwall Ford, then contact us to schedule a test drive.
As we mentioned above, every 2025 Explorer comes with the standard Class III Trailer Tow Package. With this package, the 2025 Ford Explorer towing capacity is 5,000 pounds maximum, regardless of the engine. Whether you have a small travel trailer you want to bring on family camping trips or a lightweight boat you like to get out on the water every weekend, the Explorer has you covered!
What’s included in the Class III Trailer Tow Package? Your new 2025 Explorer will come with the following equipment, ensuring it’s ready to hitch up a trailer and hit the road in Mesquite:
The 2025 Ford Explorer has two powerful engine options in its lineup. Your engine selection won’t impact how much the new Ford Explorer can tow, so you’re free to choose based on the level of horsepower and torque you desire.
Review the performance specs and options for each engine below:
The 2025 Ford Explorer towing capacity will help you with everything from picking up supplies for projects in Wylie to bringing ATVs on your outdoor excursions. Apply for financing to get pre-approved for your new SUV, then visit our dealership in Rockwall to sign on the dotted line!
The 2023 Explorer lineup offers three strong engines, including a hybrid that lets you harness better fuel efficiency without sacrificing capabilities. So how much can a Ford Explorer tow when equipped with your preferred choice? Read below to find out:
The 2023 Explorer is loaded with features that make your overall driving experience more confident and comfortable, and many of them can do double-time to make your trailering experience better when you’re heading to the lake or your favorite campground:
