New & Used Ford Sales · Chino Valley, AZ

Buying a Ford in Chino Valley

Chino Valley is truck country. Bigger lots, livestock, feed runs and trailers are part of everyday life, and the questions I hear from Chino Valley customers are usually about what a truck can really pull and carry.

I sell new and used Fords in Dewey, about 30 minutes away. Coming from the RV industry, I spent years watching people show up with the wrong truck for their trailer. I’d rather help you get it right the first time.

25Miles to Dewey
30 minApprox. drive
VideoWalkaround first

Route: Hwy 89 and Hwy 89A. Distances and times are approximate.

What Chino Valley drivers ask me about

Fords That Fit Life in Chino Valley

  • Common pick

    Ford Super Duty F-250 / F-350

    For gooseneck trailers, heavy hay loads and anything you tow every week.

  • Common pick

    Ford F-150

    A great fit for lighter ranch work and bumper-pull trailers, with a more comfortable daily ride.

  • Common pick

    Ford Maverick

    A second vehicle for town runs that sips fuel and still has a bed.

The Drive

From Chino Valley, take Highway 89 south toward Prescott, then Highway 89A east to Prescott Valley and down to Dewey. Plan on about half an hour.

Stopping In

You’re close enough to stop by any time, but text me first. I’ll make sure I’m free and have the vehicle you want pulled up, so you can see it and drive it without waiting around.

Customer Reviews

What Customers Say

“My husband and I have purchased close to 10 Different vehicles. This was hands down the best easiest purchase we have made on a vehicle. Brad took Great care of us and I couldn’t be happier. Thank you so much for the great experience!!!”
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“This was an extremely easy process! Brad was super friendly and I couldn’t recommend the more!!”
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FAQ

Questions From Chino Valley Buyers

F-250 or F-350?

It mostly comes down to payload and what’s in the bed or on the hitch. If you’re running a gooseneck or carrying heavy loads, the F-350 gives you more margin. I’ll compare the door-sticker numbers on the actual trucks with you.

Gas or diesel?

Diesel makes sense if you tow heavy, often, and far. For occasional towing, gas usually costs less to buy and maintain. Tell me how you’ll use it and I’ll be straight with you.

Can you send me photos and video before I drive over?

Yes. I’ll send a video walkaround of any truck you’re interested in, including the door sticker with the payload number.

Shopping From
Chino Valley?

Text me the vehicle you’re looking at, or what you need to tow or haul. I’ll send a video walkaround and a straight answer.

NO PRESSURE. NO RUNAROUND. TEXT ANYTIME.