Onboard Scales estimates the payload being added and can display the loading level on the touchscreen or tail lamps.
Check that your vehicle has it.
Vehicles with Onboard Scales; verified for 2021–2024 only.
- Retail trim / version
- Vehicles
- Required equipment / service
- Equipped vehicles, Onboard Scales
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Published availability and qualifications
Vehicles with Onboard Scales; verified for 2021–2024 only.
Know what kind of control to look for.
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Step by step.
- 01
Park on a level surface with the wheels straight and the truck switched on.
- 02
Open Features, then Onboard Scales.
- 03
Use Vehicle Mode for the current estimated payload.
- 04
Use Scale Mode to measure weight added from a chosen zero point.
- 05
Set the passenger-and-cargo reminder if people or cargo will be added later.
- 06
Enable the tail-lamp display when useful for monitoring loading from outside.
Important limits
- This is an estimate, not permission to exceed the door-jamb payload label, GVWR, GAWR or tire ratings. Correct tire pressures, a level surface, Park and straight wheels are required for the best reading.
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Ford Owner's Manual — Using Onboard Scales
Relevant section or page: 2023 F-150 Owner's Manual, page 437. We use the written official source to determine the steps and applicability shown above.
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- Official PDF2023 F-150 Owner's Manual, page 437 ↗
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Scope and steps were checked by Car Cheat Codes Editorial Review. A guide is narrowed or corrected when the source does not support a broader claim.
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