Without a doubt, Oklahomans require the power and versatility of a pickup truck to usher them through their workday with efficiency and grace. Once the loads of dirt, pieces of equipment, and oversized objects are delivered, Oklahomans still need to transport their families. For those of you shopping for used pickups for sale in Oklahoma, we have assembled our best picks based on: hauling, towing, and maneuverability.

Five: Toyota Tundra

The Toyota Tundra, while still a solid choice for most people, ranks lowest on the list for payload and towing capacity. The frame is slightly bulkier than competitors and the handling is below average. Shoppers will find there are many of these used pickups for sale in Oklahoma.

Four: Nissan Titan

The Nissan Titan is nearly identical to the Tundra in terms of capacities. The Titan, however, is less heavy and has better fuel economy—that is why this truck edged the Tundra out for fourth place. Like the Tundra, there will be plenty of these used pickups for sale, in Oklahoma especially.

Three: Ford F-150

 Long touted as the best selling vehicle in America, the Ford F-150 has a higher towing capacity than the others on this list, but ranks lowest for payload which can cause an issue for those hauling heavy loads. The Ford F-150 is still a solid choice for many drivers—giving it the overall number three ranking. Because of its widespread popularity and longevity make it one of the most widely available used pickups for sale in Oklahoma.

Two: Dodge Ram

Now simply called Ram, the former Dodge branded truck, depending on the year, generally leads the pack for hauling capacity. With that power comes the weight to go along with it making it the heaviest truck on our list. This powerhouse  can be awkward to maneuver in tight spaces, which can turn away drivers that prefer better handling.

One: Chevy Silverado

With unsurpassed towing capacity, quality, and durability, the Chevy Silverado races to the top of our list. Long regarded as the working mans truck, the Silverado has expanded from its blue collar roots while still not forgetting where it came from. This truck pays particular attention to handling. Likewise, it is just as easy to maneuver the Silverado through the tight and crowded aisles of a church parking lot as it is the muddy dirt road of a construction site.  These trucks hold their value though. For used pickups for sale in Oklahoma, the Silverado can be one of the costliest.