Neat scale feature on f-150

[calgator73]

https://youtu.be/5oexI5EIIg0

[UNSTUCK]

Bet you a Sprite that overload information will get sent back to Ford. I'd rather the manufacturers not know what I'm doing, as much as I can help it.

[Rob Mugs]

Agree with Unstuck and the fact you need to add your passenger's weights... the idea that eventually suspension will sag...

 

Just don't see it being accurate or needed

[f8l vnm]

Something tells me all trucks will have this feature within next 5 years.  Plus its an easy way for the manufacturer to cut cost on people doing dumb things like towing/hauling over your capacity. 

[OnTheReel]

GM sent me this in a poll asking for opinions on a similar feature. Safe to say it’s on the way for GM trucks too.

 

 

These were the other potential new trailering features if anyone was curious: 

 

[f8l vnm]

No surprise here. We are in a age of a back and forth cat and mouse game between all the manufactures. 

Truck sales are so damn competitive these days that all these guys, Form, Ram , Gm  is feeling the heat to make sure they have the latest and greatest . 

Heck the new Tundra looks to be promising which should be introduced as a 22 model . 

[BossTaco2020]

Doubtful it'll work with an upgraded suspension. Which for most (not all) factory trucks really should be changed out. These freakin Ranchos in my TB suck so much...