2027 Ford Super Duty F-250 & F-350 Cab and Bed Configurations Explained
The 2027 Ford Super Duty F-250 and F-350 come in Regular Cab, SuperCab, and Crew Cab configurations with bed lengths up to 8 feet. Cab and bed choice directly affects payload, wheelbase, and towing capacity across every trim level. This page breaks down every configuration so you can match the right build to your workload, browse available inventory at George Coleman Ford.
Cab and Bed Overview: Why the Configuration Choice Matters
Picking the right cab and bed combination on a 2027 Ford Super Duty F-250 or F-350 is not a cosmetic decision. It is a capability decision. Wheelbase length changes as cab and bed options change, and wheelbase length feeds directly into your payload rating, your towing numbers, and your maneuvering footprint on a jobsite or a narrow South Carolina back road.
The F-250 and F-350 are both offered in three cab styles:
- Regular Cab, the shortest cab, designed for maximum bed access and the most worksite maneuverability.
- SuperCab, extended rear doors that fold open for access to rear seating, balancing passenger room with a manageable overall length.
- Crew Cab, four full-size doors and the most rear legroom (43.6 inches), built for crews or families that ride together every day.
Bed lengths pair to those cabs in two sizes. The 6-3/4 ft (6.75 ft) box offers 81.9 inches of floor length and 65.6 cubic feet of cargo volume. The 8 ft box stretches to 98.1 inches of floor length and 78.7 cubic feet. Both boxes share a 66.9-inch maximum floor width and a 50.5-inch width between the wheelhouses.
How Cab and Bed Combinations Work on the F-250 and F-350
Ford measures wheelbase from the center of the front axle to the center of the rear axle. As cab size and bed length grow, so does the wheelbase. Here is how the 2027 configurations stack up:
| Cab Configuration | Bed Length | Wheelbase | Overall Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular Cab | 8 ft | 141.5 in | 231.8 in |
| SuperCab | 6-3/4 ft | 147.8 in | 238.2 in |
| SuperCab | 8 ft | 164.1 in | 254.4 in |
| Crew Cab | 6-3/4 ft | 159.7 in | 250.0 in |
| Crew Cab | 8 ft | 175.9 in | 266.2 in |
All configurations share 80 inches of body width (without mirrors) on SRW models. Ground clearance on the F-250 SRW ranges from 9.2 to 10.2 inches depending on drivetrain and configuration, giving all versions genuine off-road capability when paired with available 4WD.
The tailgate drops to between 35.2 and 37.6 inches from the ground across F-250 SRW configurations, a practical consideration for workers loading and unloading material repeatedly throughout the day.
Across the Trims: Which Cabs and Beds Are Offered
Not every trim unlocks every configuration. Here is how the 2027 F-250 and F-350 lineup maps out:
F-250 XL
Available in Regular Cab (8 ft bed), SuperCab (6-3/4 ft or 8 ft bed), and Crew Cab (6-3/4 ft or 8 ft bed). This is the broadest configuration range in the lineup, making XL the natural choice for fleets and contractors who need to spec precisely.
F-250 XLT
Matches the XL configuration spread, adding chrome bumpers, auto high-beam headlamps, available remote start, and the available Super Duty Carhartt Package.
F-250 Lariat
Available across SuperCab and Crew Cab body styles. Adds PowerScope trailer tow mirrors, 360-degree camera, LED fog lamps, and the available B&O Sound System with 8 speakers including subwoofer. The Crew Cab Lariat is the workhorse for contractors who want premium daily comfort without giving up real capability.
F-250 King Ranch
Crew Cab only. Kingsville Antique Affect leather seating, head-up display, trailer reverse guidance, standard Pro Trailer Hitch Assist, and the 14-speaker B&O Unleashed Sound System.
F-250 Platinum
Crew Cab only. Power tailgate with retractable tailgate step is standard, as are power-deployable running boards and the Platinum Plus Package option, which adds multi-contour seats with a massage function.
F-350 XL
Available in Regular Cab with 8 ft bed (SRW or DRW), SuperCab, and Crew Cab. The F-350 DRW Regular Cab with 8 ft bed and the 7.3L gas engine delivers a max payload of 7,900 lbs with the Heavy-Duty Payload Package, the highest payload number in the lineup.
F-350 XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum
Mirror the F-250 trim structure for cab availability, with the addition of DRW configurations on select models for greater payload and gooseneck towing capacity.
Real-World Benefit: Matching the Configuration to Your Work
A Regular Cab F-250 or F-350 with an 8 ft bed fits the contractor who hauls pipe, lumber, or long material and does not need rear passenger seating. The 141.5-inch wheelbase keeps the truck maneuverable on tight commercial lots and rural South Carolina properties outside Travelers Rest, while the full 98.1-inch bed floor handles the longest loads.
A SuperCab with the 6-3/4 ft bed hits a useful middle ground. The 147.8-inch wheelbase is shorter than a Crew Cab by more than a foot, making it practical when parking matters. Rear-seat access still exists for occasional passengers, tools, or gear that needs to stay dry. For contractors who run crews of two or three and need occasional ride space, this configuration often delivers the best balance.
The Crew Cab with the 8 ft bed, at 266.2 inches overall, is the longest configuration. It is the right choice for teams that ride together every shift and still need maximum bed volume. At 175.9 inches of wheelbase, the Crew Cab 8 ft build also supports some of the highest payload ratings in the F-250 class when properly configured.
The interior dimensions reinforce these points. Crew Cab rear legroom measures 43.6 inches, comparable to many large sedans. SuperCab rear legroom comes in at 33.5 inches, enough for shorter hauls but not an all-day commute for taller passengers. Regular Cab total passenger volume is 64.7 cubic feet, while the Crew Cab reaches 131.9 cubic feet, nearly double.
The available Interior Work Surface on XL, XLT, and Lariat models turns the center console into a fold-out desk, sized for a laptop. For a project manager running daily paperwork from the cab, that feature makes a Crew Cab feel like a mobile office.
Max Recline Front Seats, available on Lariat, King Ranch, and Platinum, pair naturally with the Crew Cab when a driver needs to rest between long hauls. The Platinum Plus Package adds multi-contour seats with massage for those who spend the most hours behind the wheel.
How the F-250 and F-350 Configurations Compare to Rivals
No competitor in the heavy-duty segment offers more cab-and-bed pairing choices than the 2027 Super Duty. The F-250 and F-350 both support five distinct wheelbase lengths across the Regular Cab, SuperCab, and Crew Cab body styles, giving buyers a level of configurability that rivals simply do not match at this class level.
The 7,900 lb max available payload figure (F-350 DRW with proper configuration) is best-in-class. Super Duty capability claims and disclaimers Gooseneck towing capacity reaches 40,000 lbs on properly configured DRW models. Cab and bed choice feeds both numbers: longer wheelbases on Crew Cab configurations unlock specific payload and towing thresholds that shorter-wheelbase Regular Cab builds cannot reach.
The 2027 F-250 SRW Crew Cab 4x4 with 175.9-inch wheelbase, for example, supports up to 7,517 lbs of base curb weight with the diesel engine, meaning that even fully loaded, Ford's engineering keeps the truck's mass and payload in balance. That balance is what allows the 2027 Super Duty to lead the segment in both metrics simultaneously.
For buyers comparing the F-250 against the F-350, the F-350 opens up DRW (dual rear wheel) configurations on Regular Cab and Crew Cab body styles. DRW adds rear axle width (74.6 inches rear track vs. 67.2 inches on SRW), a wider stance that directly supports the gooseneck and fifth-wheel towing numbers that make the F-350 the right call for heavy commercial hauling.
Find Your 2027 Super Duty Build at George Coleman Ford in Travelers Rest
George Coleman Ford carries 2027 Super Duty F-250 and F-350 inventory across the configuration and trim range described above. Whether the right truck is a Regular Cab XL work truck with an 8 ft bed or a Crew Cab Platinum with the 175.9-inch wheelbase, the inventory at Travelers Rest gives buyers the chance to compare configurations in person rather than on a spec sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
What cab styles are available on the 2027 Ford Super Duty F-250 and F-350?
The 2027 F-250 and F-350 offer three cab styles: Regular Cab, SuperCab, and Crew Cab. Regular Cab pairs only with the 8 ft bed. SuperCab pairs with either the 6-3/4 ft or 8 ft bed. Crew Cab pairs with either the 6-3/4 ft or 8 ft bed.
What is the longest wheelbase available on the 2027 F-250 and F-350?
The longest wheelbase is 175.9 inches, found on the Crew Cab with an 8 ft bed. This configuration produces an overall truck length of 266.2 inches.
How much cargo volume does the 8 ft bed have on the 2027 Super Duty?
The 8 ft bed offers 78.7 cubic feet of cargo volume, 98.1 inches of floor length, and 50.5 inches of width between the wheelhouses.
Which cab and bed configuration supports the highest payload on the F-350?
The F-350 DRW Regular Cab 4x2 with 141.5-inch wheelbase and the Heavy-Duty Payload Package supports the highest payload, reaching up to 7,900 lbs with the 7.3L gas engine and proper configuration.
Does the Crew Cab F-250 or F-350 offer meaningful rear passenger space?
Yes. The Crew Cab provides 43.6 inches of rear legroom and 65.9 inches of rear shoulder room, making it a legitimate five-to-six passenger truck for daily crew transport.
Can I get a SuperCab F-250 with a short bed?
Yes. The SuperCab pairs with the 6-3/4 ft bed on the F-250 and F-350, producing a 147.8-inch wheelbase and an overall length of 238.2 inches.
Does cab and bed configuration affect towing capacity on the 2027 F-250?
Yes. Towing ratings vary by wheelbase, axle ratio, and cab and bed pairing. Longer wheelbases in certain configurations unlock higher towing thresholds. Consult the full towing guide or speak with the team at George Coleman Ford to match the right configuration to your trailer weight.
Is the interior work surface available on all cab styles?
The available interior work surface, which folds out from the center console, is offered on XL, XLT, and Lariat trim levels regardless of cab style.