GMC Sierra 2500HD vs Ford F-250 Dimensions & Size Comparison

Comparing 2014 catalog dimensions. GMC Sierra 2500HD · Ford F-250

Same scale for both vehicles. Generic silhouette — proportional to measured length, height, width, wheelbase, and clearance.

Side view
  • Length225.0 in – 259.1 in
  • Height77.5 in – 78.3 in
  • Wheelbase133.7 in – 167.7 in
  • Ground clearance9.8 in
  • Curb weight5,630 lb – 6,601 lb
Front / width
  • Width80.0 in
  • Ford F-250 width79.9 in

Which is bigger?

  • Length: GMC Sierra 2500HD is 3.3 in shorter (242.1 in vs 245.3 in)
  • Width: Ford F-250 is 0.1 in narrower (80.0 in vs 79.9 in)
  • Height: Ford F-250 is 0.3 in taller (77.9 in vs 78.2 in)
  • Wheelbase: Ford F-250 has a 3.8 in longer wheelbase (150.7 in vs 154.5 in)
  • Curb weight: Ford F-250 is 323 lb heavier (6,116 lb vs 6,439 lb)

Biggest size differences

  1. Curb weight: Ford F-250 is 323 lb heavier (6,116 lb vs 6,439 lb)
  2. Wheelbase: Ford F-250 has a 3.8 in longer wheelbase (150.7 in vs 154.5 in)
  3. Length: GMC Sierra 2500HD is 3.3 in shorter (242.1 in vs 245.3 in)
  4. Height: Ford F-250 is 0.3 in taller (77.9 in vs 78.2 in)
  5. Width: Ford F-250 is 0.1 in narrower (80.0 in vs 79.9 in)

Practical verdicts

  • Easier to fit in a short garageGMC Sierra 2500HDGMC Sierra 2500HD is shorter by 3.3 in Check garage fit for GMC Sierra 2500HD · garage fit for Ford F-250
  • Narrower for tight parkingFord F-250Ford F-250 is narrower by 0.1 in
  • Smaller exterior footprintGMC Sierra 2500HDBased on length × width (GMC Sierra 2500HD)

Dimension comparison

SpecGMC Sierra 2500HDFord F-250Difference
Length242.1 in245.3 in3.3 in
Width80.0 in79.9 in0.1 in
Height77.9 in78.2 in0.3 in
Wheelbase150.7 in154.5 in3.8 in
Ground clearance9.8 in
Curb weight6,116 lb6,439 lb323 lb

Values use trim midpoints when a model year lists a range (e.g. length 225.0 in – 259.1 in).

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