do I need a towing package?
You guys have been very helpful to me in regards to the truck I'm going to get and I need your help once again. I won't be towing with this truck but should I get a towing package anyway just got future proofing/resale value down the road? I'm leasing but hope to buy it once the lease is up. I'm debating this and the extended fuel tank right now, I only drive about 8/9k miles per year and wouldn't mind saving a few bucks on stuff I don't really need, thanks again!
You guys have been very helpful to me in regards to the truck I'm going to get and I need your help once again. I won't be towing with this truck but should I get a towing package anyway just got future proofing/resale value down the road? I'm leasing but hope to buy it once the lease is up. I'm debating this and the extended fuel tank right now, I only drive about 8/9k miles per year and wouldn't mind saving a few bucks on stuff I don't really need, thanks again!
I am sure some will disagree but it is similar to a house. You can sell a house easier with updated kitchen but you typically don't recoup the money spent. If it is a seller's market, might not want to remodel and sell as is; if buyer's market, then it may be worth the cost to help sell quicker.
Ford trucks maintain resale value very well. If you are concerned about cost now - leave it off.
If you know 100% that you will never tow then I would pass on it. But if there might be any chance then I would get it. Personally I would never buy a truck without a hitch. I don't tow very often at all but I wouldn't want to be stuck if I needed to. It has come in handy a few times. My father in laws truck was having issues one day when we to go out fishing. If I didn't have a hitch, the boat wouldn't have gone anywhere. Just my opinion.
I always do even if I don't plan on towing "if" the package comes with other upgrades and the F150 Package does. Beefed up sway bars on the front and oil/transmission coolers depending on the model. Also get the smart trailer connection with the package.






