Shop used Ford Super Duty trucks at Weber Ford in Granite City near St. Louis. Use the live inventory below to compare available Ford F-250, F-350, F-450 and commercial-style Super Duty trucks by model year, mileage, engine, trim, cab, drivetrain, rear-wheel configuration, equipment and price.
Inventory changes as trucks are added and sold. Open the vehicle listing and contact Weber Ford with the stock number or VIN to confirm current availability, pickup or chassis-cab configuration, installed body and equipment before making a special trip.
Compare the Truck Class Before the Trim
Start with the truck class, rear-wheel configuration and body type that fit the workload. Trim, color and comfort features come after capability and condition.
A used F-250 can fit many RV, trailer, contractor, farm and heavy personal-use needs while remaining a practical mixed-use heavy-duty pickup.
A used F-350 can provide additional payload headroom, heavier fifth-wheel and gooseneck capability, and single- or dual-rear-wheel shopping paths.
Used F-450 pickups and F-450/F-550 chassis cabs serve different purposes. Separate factory pickups from commercial foundations built for a compatible body.
A pickup includes a factory bed. A chassis cab is designed for a compatible commercial body. A completed work truck combines the chassis and installed body—but final weight and condition must be reviewed together.
Match the Truck to the Actual Assignment
The same truck may be a strong fit for one owner and the wrong choice for another. Compare the exact workload, route and ownership plan.
Use realistic loaded trailer weight and expected pin weight. Add the hitch, passengers, cargo, accessories and anything carried in the truck before comparing capacity.
Contractors should account for passengers, toolboxes, bed equipment, trailer tongue weight, four-wheel-drive needs, idle time, site access and vehicle downtime.
Businesses should compare annual mileage, engine hours, idle time, driver needs, body equipment, maintenance records, financing and replacement timing.
Evaluate trailer type, equipment, materials, ground conditions, four-wheel drive, body configuration, turning space and how the truck operates when unloaded.
Two Choices That Change the Ownership Experience
These decisions affect capability, purchase price, maintenance, payload, width, fuel use and daily driving. Compare them against your real work cycle.
A gas Super Duty may fit owners who tow less frequently, travel shorter routes, spend more time unloaded or prioritize a different acquisition and maintenance profile.
A used diesel Super Duty may fit frequent heavy towing, long-distance operation under load and commercial use—but service history and emissions-system condition require careful review.
Single-rear-wheel trucks can be narrower and easier to park while still serving many towing and payload needs. Verify the exact payload and axle ratings.
Dual-rear-wheel trucks may provide greater payload and trailer stability for demanding fifth-wheel, gooseneck and commercial use, but add width and tire-maintenance considerations.
Verify the Exact Truck—Not a Model-Level Maximum
Used Super Duty inventory can span many model years and configurations. The labels and equipment on the exact truck control—not the largest number published for the model family.
| Item to Verify | What It Tells You | Where to Check |
|---|---|---|
| GVWR and GAWR | Truck and axle weight limits | Certification label on the exact truck |
| Available Payload | Capacity for passengers, cargo, hitch, accessories and pin/tongue weight | Tire and loading label |
| GCWR and Trailer Rating | Combined and trailer limits for the specific configuration | Model-year Ford towing guide and VIN-specific information |
| Loaded Trailer Weight | Trailer plus cargo, fluids, equipment and supplies | Scale ticket or realistic loaded specification |
| Tongue or Pin Weight | Trailer weight carried by the truck and counted against payload | Scale, trailer documentation and loaded estimate |
| Hitch, Tires and Components | Limits of the receiver, fifth-wheel hitch, gooseneck ball, tires and related equipment | Component labels and documentation |
Condition Matters as Much as the Badge
Heavy-duty trucks may have spent years towing, hauling, idling or working commercially. Review condition and history around the way the truck was actually used.
Work-Focused Through Premium
Trim equipment changes by model year and configuration. Use the trim as a starting point, then verify the exact engine, cab, bed, drivetrain, packages and installed options.
Natural starting points for contractors, fleets, farms and buyers prioritizing configuration, durability and practical equipment.
A strong used-truck path for drivers who spend long hours behind the wheel and want more interior comfort, cameras and technology.
Premium trims can combine serious heavy-duty capability with distinctive materials and equipment, but additional features may affect purchase price and available payload.
When available, off-road packages may add specialized suspension, tires and equipment. Inspect wear and confirm how the truck was previously used.
Price, Mileage and Hard-to-Find Configurations
Used Super Duty inventory varies widely by model year, mileage, engine, trim and body. Use the narrower shopping paths when the main inventory does not show the exact configuration you need.
Compare price alongside mileage, age, condition, service history, tires, brakes and expected maintenance. Lower purchase price does not automatically mean lower ownership cost.
Lower mileage may be appealing, but condition, engine hours, idle time, towing history and maintenance remain important on a heavy-duty truck.
Tell Weber Ford the model, engine, cab, bed, drivetrain, SRW or DRW requirement, trim, price range and commercial body you need.
Use Work Truck Solutions when the requirement includes a service body, flatbed, dump body, utility body, box body or other completed configuration.
Vehicle, Trade, Financing and Test Drive
Compare vehicle price, condition, body or upfit, trade equity, loan payoff, down payment, rate, term, taxes, fees and expected maintenance. A monthly payment alone does not show the complete transaction.
Record the stock number or VIN and confirm model, pickup or chassis cab, engine, rear-wheel configuration, cab, bed, body, mileage and equipment.
Start online, then account for inspection, engine, body, equipment, condition, history and any remaining loan payoff.
Submit the secure application for review. Approval, rate, term, down payment and payment depend on lender, applicant and vehicle requirements.
Contact Weber Ford with the stock number or VIN to confirm availability and schedule time to evaluate the truck thoroughly.
Compare Acquisition Paths
The best path depends on availability, model year, mileage, condition, warranty, configuration, business timing and the complete transaction.
Heavy-Duty Ownership and Uptime
Maintenance should reflect model year, engine, mileage, engine hours, idle time, towing, payload, commercial body, route and previous service history.
Maintenance and diagnostic resources for applicable F-250, F-350, F-450 and related heavy-duty Ford trucks.
Diesel service resources for oil, filters, fuel systems, cooling, batteries, diagnostics and performance concerns.
Service planning for pickups, chassis cabs, completed bodies and vehicles used in commercial operations.
Provide the VIN, mileage, engine, body type, symptoms, trailer use and recent service when requesting maintenance or parts.
Serving Missouri and Illinois Heavy-Duty Truck Shoppers
Weber Ford is located at 3465 Progress Parkway in Granite City, Illinois, serving used heavy-duty truck shoppers from St. Louis, Granite City, Collinsville, Edwardsville, Glen Carbon, Wood River, Alton, Belleville, Fairview Heights, Florissant, St. Charles and surrounding communities.
Before traveling, contact Weber Ford with the stock number or VIN to confirm the truck’s availability, location, engine, body and exact configuration.
Used Heavy-Duty Truck Questions
Weber Ford offers used Ford Super Duty shopping from its dealership at 3465 Progress Parkway in Granite City, Illinois, serving St. Louis and surrounding Missouri and Illinois communities.
Compare used Ford F-250, F-350 and, when available, F-450 or commercial chassis-cab trucks based on trailer, payload, body, rear-wheel configuration, route and daily-use requirements.
An F-250 can fit many heavy-duty personal, towing and work needs. Compare an F-350 when additional payload, dual-rear-wheel availability, heavier fifth-wheel or gooseneck use, or commercial-body requirements are important.
A used Super Duty can be a strong towing truck when the exact vehicle, hitch and trailer remain within all applicable towing, payload, axle, tire and component ratings and the truck is in suitable condition.
Diesel may fit frequent heavy towing and long-distance operation under load. Gas may fit different routes, payload priorities, purchase ranges and maintenance preferences. Compare the complete ownership plan.
Single rear wheel can be easier for mixed daily use. Dual rear wheel may fit heavier payloads, demanding fifth-wheel or gooseneck trailers and commercial hauling. Verify the exact ratings and width requirements.
Review cold-start behavior, warning messages, fuel-system and filter service, cooling, turbocharger operation, emissions-system condition, leaks, engine hours when available and the complete maintenance history.
A pickup includes a factory bed. A chassis cab is designed for a compatible commercial body and can have different frames, ratings, wheelbases, fuel systems and applications. Review completed-vehicle weight and body condition.
Yes. Weber Ford provides an online trade-value tool. Final value depends on inspection, mileage, engine, body, equipment, condition, history, market factors and any outstanding loan payoff.
Qualified shoppers can submit Weber Ford’s secure online finance application. Submission begins the review process but does not guarantee approval, a particular rate or a specific payment.
Use Weber Ford’s Vehicle Finder to provide the model, engine, cab, bed, drivetrain, rear-wheel configuration, trim, price range and commercial body requirements.
Weber Ford provides Super Duty, diesel and commercial truck service resources, online scheduling and Ford parts support from its Granite City location.
Search current trucks, verify the exact configuration and condition, estimate your trade and contact Weber Ford with the stock number or VIN to arrange the next step.
