Ford Edge Curb Weight: 3,968 lbs to 4,486 lbs

At 58/42, the 3,968 lbs puts about 2,302 lbs on the front axle and 1,666 lbs on the rear — 636 lbs more over the front wheels, which is what front tires and front brake pads wear against first.

The two axles are not the same width either: 65.0 in of track at the front against 64.6 in at the rear, 0.4 in narrower behind.

The lightest 2015 record is 3,911 lbs; the lightest 2025 record is 3,968 lbs — 57 lbs heavier (1.5%).

At the top of the range the 2025 file reaches 4,486 lbs against 4,059 lbs in 2015, a 427 lbs increase — driven by which configurations exist, not by the same truck gaining mass.

Every body style recorded in both drive layouts gains exactly 165 lbs moving from two-wheel to four-wheel drive — about 4.2% of the two-wheel-drive figure.

The published 18.5-gallon tank holds about 113 lbs of gasoline at 6.1 lb per gallon, and curb weight is measured with it full. Run it to empty and the 4dr SUV 2.7L AWD is effectively a 4,373 lbs vehicle — 2.5% of the figure quoted above is fuel you will burn off.

At 3,968 lbs the Edge sits within 20 lbs of the 3,948 lbs median for the 98 vehicles EPA files under Small Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD, with 48 of them heavier.

With a With Class II Trailer Tow Package configuration, the 2024 Edge is rated to pull 3,500 lbs — 0.8 times the 4,486 lbs the heaviest recorded truck weighs by itself, and 0.9 times the 3,968 lbs of the lightest.

That rating belongs to the With Class II Trailer Tow Package build, not to every truck on this page: a 4dr SUV 2.7L AWD starts 518 lbs deeper into the combined rating than a 4dr SUV 2.0L FWD before a trailer is coupled.

The towing figure on file is for 2024; the weights above are 2025 records.