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At a glance012026 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCrew 6.5-ft 4x4 — 3.5L EcoBoost022026 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT Crew Cab Standard Bed 4x4 — 3.0L Duramax032026 Toyota Tundra Hybrid CrewMax Limited Long Bed 4x4
Current position#1 in Calgary#2 in Calgary#3 in Calgary
Recognized as157.2-inch-wheelbase XLT with Tow/Haul Package and Max Tow axleCrew Cab, 6.6-ft bed, 18-inch wheels and Max Trailering Packagei-FORCE MAX hybrid CrewMax with 6.5-ft resin bed
Best forMixed work, family and travel-trailer duty needing broad configuration supportFrequent Alberta highway towing where fuel range and engine braking matterOwners prioritizing strong low-speed torque, cabin space and long hybrid coverage
Decision fitExact Canadian cab, box, powertrain, drivetrain, axle and capability package resolved · Door-jamb payload and actual scale weights override every marketing maximum · Passengers, hitch, tongue weight, accessories and cargo consume payloadExact Canadian cab, box, powertrain, drivetrain, axle and capability package resolved · Door-jamb payload and actual scale weights override every marketing maximum · Passengers, hitch, tongue weight, accessories and cargo consume payloadExact Canadian cab, box, powertrain, drivetrain, axle and capability package resolved · Door-jamb payload and actual scale weights override every marketing maximum · Passengers, hitch, tongue weight, accessories and cargo consume payload
Choose the F-150 XLT for the broadest work-and-tow balance, the Silverado LT Duramax for long-distance towing efficiency, or the Tundra Hybrid Limited Long Bed for strong torque, a long box and extended hybrid coverage. Take the exact truck, trailer and usual passengers to a scale before committing to a towing setup.