Used Ford Super Duty for Sale in St. Louis, MO

It depends on the model year, trim, mileage, engine, cab and whether it is a single rear wheel or dual rear wheel truck. A work truck with some miles and a recent Lariat or King Ranch with low miles sit far apart. Every truck in the feed shows its own live price, and you can sort by price to see where the range starts and ends.

The feed above shows exactly what is on the lot, and it changes as trades come in. We see F-250 and F-350 trucks, in single rear wheel and dual rear wheel versions. Filter by year or trim and call us at (314) 892-2600 if you want us to watch for a specific one.

Right here at 7466 S Lindbergh Blvd in St. Louis, MO 63125. Buyers drive in from Affton, Oakville, Mehlville, Fenton, Arnold and across the river from the Metro East. Our Hours and Directions page has the map.

The F-350 is built for heavier loads. It usually has a higher payload and towing rating than the F-250, and it is the version that offers dual rear wheels. The exact ratings depend on the engine, axle, cab and package, so we look up the numbers for the truck you are considering instead of guessing.

SRW means single rear wheel, which is two tires on the back axle. DRW means dual rear wheel, which is four tires on the back axle and is often called a dually. A dually is more stable with a heavy fifth wheel or gooseneck trailer, but it is wider and harder to park.

The common choices are a gas V8 and the 6.7 liter Power Stroke turbo diesel. Gas trucks usually cost less to buy and maintain, and diesel trucks are favored for heavy, frequent towing. Tell us what you tow and how often, and we will point you to the engines on the lot that fit.

Often, yes, but the rating depends on the engine, axle ratio, cab, bed, drivetrain and whether the truck has the right hitch prep. The label on the driver door jamb and the Ford towing guide for that truck give the real number, so we check them for you instead of guessing.

Ask for the vehicle history and service records, look at the tires and brakes, and check how the transmission shifts under load. Test the four wheel drive if it has it, look at the bed and hitch area for hard use, and ask about the maintenance history on a diesel. Our technicians can look over any truck you are serious about.

Qualifying used vehicles we sell include powertrain coverage for as long as you own the vehicle, at no extra cost, when you follow the maintenance schedule in the agreement and keep your receipts. Ask which Super Duty trucks in the feed qualify and we will go through the terms with you.

Yes, through Ford Blue Advantage. Qualifying Ford trucks can be Gold Certified, which means a multipoint inspection and added warranty and roadside benefits that depend on the level. Ask which trucks in the feed are certified and we will explain what comes with each. Our certified pre-owned page has the overview.

Yes. Sinclair Customs, our accessories and upfit shop, can add bed liners, tonneau covers, step bars, lighting and toolboxes to a truck you buy here. Many buyers roll the cost into the purchase so the truck goes home ready. Tell your salesperson what you want and we will price it before you sign.

Yes, and trucks are among the trades we see most. Start with the trade value tool or the option to text yourself a number, then bring the truck in so we can confirm it. If you still owe on it, we pay off the loan and apply any equity to your next truck. Bring the title or payoff information, keys and any service records.

You can apply online before you visit, which speeds things up. Have your driver license, proof of income and information about any trade handy. Ford Credit finances used vehicles and our finance team also works with other lenders, so you can compare offers. Our credit estimator gives you a feel for where you stand first.

A used truck usually costs less up front and has already taken its steepest drop in value. A new Super Duty brings the newest features and a full factory warranty. If you are still deciding, our page on the new Ford Super Duty shows what is available, and we can compare payments on both.

Call (314) 892-2600 or use our Contact Us page and tell us which truck in the feed you want to drive. We will have it ready, with the history report on hand, when you arrive. If you need service on a truck you already own, our service appointment page lets you pick a time.