What is the curb weight of a 2015 xlt f250 crew cab 4 x 4 diesel standard box.

 

mine came in roughly 8200

 

Here's my Lariat

 

My 2016 F350 diesel CCSB Lariat was 8,300 lbs with a 50 gallon Titan tank 3/4 full and no people or cargo in the cab or bed. My Ford shipping tag said 7,400 lbs - a little too optimistic.

 

My 2014 weighs an even 8,000 with me an my normal "stuff" on board. I don't recall how much fuel was on board when I crossed the scales.

 

My 2016 F350 SRW 6.7L Lariat weight in at 8,460 with a full tank of gas and me 200lbs in the cab.

 

The 2015 data is no longer listed on the Ford.com website, but the 2016 curb weights are still listed.

According to Ford, the base curb weight (XL, no options, no fuel) of a 6.7L, 4x4, crew cab, SWB is 7462 lbs.

 

I agree it's a little optimistic, but they ship them Dry weight...

The truck in my sig according to the scale with me and my kid in it was 8100. 7750 without "people". A little less if I remove the bed cover, bed mat, bed extender, floor mats. (I put them on top of the carpet floor mats). And some tools... Maybe 200 pounds? Put's me close to that 7400... Considering I had a full tank of fuel and DEF tank.. (38 and 5 gals, respectively) I assume they ship with oil in the crankcase... if not there is a little more weight.

Best thing is to always weigh your rig as things vary... and of course what you stow in yours makes a difference too.

At least it's closer than some RV weights I see on their placards...

 

My door stickers show GVWR 11,500 less payload including fuel and passengers of 3,244 equals net weight of 8,256.

 

What does a scale say?

 

My '13 Dually 4x4 with 2 adults and full of fuel, ready for a trip to Wisconsin weighs 9660. Of course mine has extra wheels and a long box and my big butt in it, but the point is like Dak asked, what does the CAT scale say?