2024 Ford F150 Raptor vs F150 Tremor

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2024 Ford F150 Raptor vs 2024 Ford F150 Tremor

The 2024 F150 Raptor is an off roading king. So where and how does the F150 Tremor fit into the picture? Keep scrolling to learn more.

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6 Questions & Answers about the F150 Raptor vs Tremor

If you are interested in a new off-roader, you’ll get lots of answers from this Q&A style of comparing two of Ford’s best trail buddies. Is the Raptor better than the Tremor? We’ll let you decide.

A Ford F-150 Lightning highlighting its high ground clearance and sealed battery pack as it confidently navigates through a flooded area.
  1. What is the Most Basic Difference Between the F150 Raptor and Tremor Trim Levels?

    Since the package was first introduced, the F150 Tremor has been a truck purpose-built for off roading. It has a number of unique aspects and a distinctive look. While it isn’t made for the high-speed off-roading of the Raptor, it does have the highest tow ratings and highest payload ratings.

    With more horsepower and torque, the 2024 Ford Raptor is the most serious high-speed off-roader. It has the Baja terrain management mode to help it achieve the most fun on the sand. Plus it has the Ford two-speed automatic 4WD system.

    Last but never least, the Raptor R adds a supercharged engine with all the capacity that implies. It’s fun on the road, off the road, and on the track.

  2. What Size are the Raptors and Tremors?

    When it comes to parking, shoppers should know that Raptors are a bit longer, wider and taller than Tremors. Raptor R models are a bit wider and taller than the regular Raptor.

    Otherwise, these off-road models have the sizable SuperCrew cabin with plenty of room for 5 people. SuperCrew backdoors are rear-hinged to make access easier. Plus the rear row can be folded to create a flat floor with about 50 cu ft for interior cargo. Meanwhile, the 5.5 cargo bed has generous capability for carrying payload.
    A Ford F-150 highlighting its towing capacity and stability while effortlessly pulling a trailer on an open road.

  3. Is the Raptor or Tremor Faster?

    The Tremor is plenty fast with its 400-horsepower engine. Drivers command 410 lb-ft of torque, utilizing the Ford 10-speed automatic transmission and four-wheel drive.

    As a high-speed off-roader, the Raptor has a high-output 3.5L Ecoboost V6. This remarkable machine generates 450 horsepower and 510 lb-ft of torque.

    However, even the Raptor is outplayed by the Raptor R. It has a 700-horsepower engine that delivers 640 lb-ft of torque.

The "Raptor" logo on the hood of a Ford F-150 Raptor, emphasizing its off-road performance and aggressive styling.
  1. Can the Tremor and Raptor F150s Tow?

    When it comes to towing, the 2024 Ford F150 Tremor is the better of the two siblings. It can pull as much as 10,200 lbs. The payload capacity is 1,735 lbs.

    Raptor tow ratings are 8,200 lbs while payload ratings are 1,410 lbs. These are good numbers for a full size truck.
    A Ford F-150 Raptor R highlighting its high ground clearance and off-road suspension as it navigates a challenging dirt path.

  2. What are the Most Important Ford Off-Roading Features?

    2024 Tremors have a 7-mode terrain management system with four off-roading modes: slippery, deep snow-sand, mud-rut, and rock crawl. It also has Trail Control, One-Pedal Drive and Trail Turn Assist. These exclusive Ford functions allow the driver to enjoy the trail more with less hassle.

    The 2024 Ford Raptor has the same Ford Functions and a 7-mode terrain management system. However its terrain system is more refined with these main modes: slippery, off-road, Baja, and Rock Crawl.A table highlighting the difference in horsepower between the Ford Raptor (450 hp) and F-150 Tremor (400 hp).  Both have skid plates to cover vital components. Tremors have standard 33-inch all-terrain tires and 9.4 inches of ground clearance. Raptors have 35-inch tires and 12 inches of ground clearance. With the 37-inch tires standard on the Raptor R, ground clearance rises to 13.1 inches.

A Ford Super Duty King Ranch highlighting its powerful engine and comfortable interior while effortlessly towing a horse trailer.
  1. How Do the Amenities Packages Compare Between Raptors and Tremors?

    There are differences in style between the Tremor and Raptor, but overall they both provide the highest quality materials in a designer setting.A Ford F-150 Raptor highlighting its long-travel suspension and all-terrain tires as it navigates a challenging rock formation. 

    Whether it’s leather upholstery or ventilated seats, these off-roading F150s really treat you right. Raptors do have more standards, such as the Pro Power Onboard system, and more upgrades such as its B&O Unleashed sound system and PowerScope trailer tow mirrors.

A table highlighting that the 2023 GMC Sierra 1500 offers an available MultiPro tailgate with six different functions, while the 2023 Ford F-150 does not.

Conclusion

Is one of these off-roaders right for you? The best way to discover your favorite is to schedule a test drive. Our Phoenix Ford dealership brings you No Bull prices and excellent customer service.




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