Compare Heavy-Duty Trucks in Texas
Need a heavy-duty truck built to tow, haul and grind through the toughest jobs across the Rio Grande Valley? The team at Bert Ogden Auto Group makes it simple to line up the region's hardest-working trucks and compare their numbers head-to-head. As the largest auto group in the RGV, our family of dealerships carries Chevy, Ford, GMC and Ram all right here in Texas. It's how Bert Ogden Makes It Easy to shop for any vehicle you may need!
Compare the 2026 Chevy Silverado HD, Ford Super Duty®, GMC Sierra HD and Ram HD below, then stop by one of our local car dealers in Edinburg, Mission or Lyford to take a test-drive. Ready to see these hard-working pickups in person? Explore our lineup of new trucks for sale nearby and find the powertrain that matches your workload.
Which Heavy-Duty Truck Tows the Most?
The 2026 Ford Super Duty® tows the most in this comparison with a commanding 40,000 pounds of max towing capacity. This makes it the clear choice for drivers who regularly haul the heaviest loads.
The 2026 Ram HD isn't far behind at 36,610 pounds of max towing, while the 2026 Chevy Silverado HD and 2026 GMC Sierra HD each deliver a stout 36,000 pounds of towing capacity. No matter which badge you prefer, every truck here is built to work as hard as you do. Plus, every truck offers an available diesel engine to help you tackle grades and heavy trailers with confidence.
Heavy-Duty Truck Performance Comparison
When it comes to heavy-duty work, raw power is everything, and each of these trucks approaches muscle a little differently. The 2026 Super Duty® leads the pack with a max 500 horsepower and a class-leading 1,200 pound-feet of torque, backed by its TorqShift®-G 10-speed automatic transmission. Ford also gives buyers the widest choice under the hood with four available engine options, including a proven diesel.
The new Silverado HD and GMC Sierra HD share serious credentials, each producing up to 470 horsepower and 975 pound-feet of torque through a smooth-shifting Allison® 10-speed automatic transmission. Both trucks also offer an available diesel powertrain for drivers who prioritize long-haul efficiency.
The new Ram HD rounds out the group with a max 430 horsepower and 1,075 pound-feet of torque, paired to a TorqueFlite® 8-speed automatic. Where Ram truly stands out is trim variety — with nine available configurations on the Ram 2500 HD, it offers the most ways to build a truck that fits your job and your budget.
2026 Chevy Silverado HD
- Number of Trims: 6
- Number of Engine Options: 2
- Diesel Engine: Available
- Max Towing Capacity (lbs.): 36,000
- Standard Transmission: Allison® 10-speed automatic
- Max Horsepower: 470
- Max Torque (lb.-ft.): 975
2026 Ford Super Duty®
- Number of Trims: 5
- Number of Engine Options: 4
- Diesel Engine: Available
- Max Towing Capacity (lbs.): 40,000
- Standard Transmission: TorqShift®-G 10-speed
- Max Horsepower: 500
- Max Torque (lb.-ft.): 1,200
2026 GMC Sierra HD
- Number of Trims: 7
- Number of Engine Options: 2
- Diesel Engine: Available
- Max Towing Capacity (lbs.): 36,000
- Standard Transmission: Allison® 10-speed automatic
- Max Horsepower: 470
- Max Torque (lb.-ft.): 975
2026 Ram HD
- Number of Trims: 9
- Number of Engine Options: 2
- Diesel Engine: Available
- Max Towing Capacity (lbs.): 36,610
- Standard Transmission: TorqueFlite® 8-speed automatic
- Max Horsepower: 430
- Max Torque (lb.-ft.): 1,075
Which Heavy-Duty Truck Is Best for Me?
The right heavy-duty truck comes down to how you work. If maximum towing and torque are at the top of your list, the Super Duty® makes a powerful case with its 40,000-pound rating and 1,200 pound-feet of torque. Prefer proven Allison® transmissions and balanced power? The Silverado HD and Sierra HD deliver identical 470-horsepower, 975 pound-feet performance with trusted GM engineering.
Want the most ways to configure your ride? The Ram HD leads with nine available trims and a strong 36,610-pound towing capacity. And if pre-owned fits your plan better, browse our selection of used trucks for even more value.
Because we're part of the largest auto group in the RGV, our team can line these trucks up for a test-drive so you can feel the difference for yourself. Bert Ogden Makes It Easy, so contact us today to compare heavy-duty trucks and let's find the one built for your next job. Dale gas!
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Heavy-Duty Truck Frequently Asked Questions
Which heavy-duty truck has the highest towing capacity?
The 2026 Ford Super Duty® leads this group with up to 40,000 pounds of max towing capacity, ahead of the Ram HD at 36,610 pounds and the Chevy Silverado HD and GMC Sierra HD, which both top out at 36,000 pounds.
Which heavy-duty truck offers the most horsepower and torque?
The 2026 Ford Super Duty® delivers the most with up to 500 horsepower and 1,200 pound-feet of torque. The Chevy Silverado HD and GMC Sierra HD each reach 470 horsepower and 975 pound-feet, while the Ram HD produces up to 430 horsepower and 1,075 pound-feet.
Do all of these heavy-duty trucks offer a diesel engine?
Yes. The 2026 Chevy Silverado HD, Ford Super Duty®, GMC Sierra HD and Ram HD all offer an available diesel engine for added power and efficiency.
Which heavy-duty truck has the most available trims?
The 2026 Ram HD offers the most configurations with nine available trims, followed by the GMC Sierra HD with seven, the Chevy Silverado HD with six and the Ford Super Duty® with five.
Which truck offers the most engine options?
The 2026 Ford Super Duty® offers the widest choice with four engine options. The Chevy Silverado HD, GMC Sierra HD and Ram HD each offer two engine options.
