Shelby
2/12/2024
Hi, I read this article 100 times and not sure I understand so I have a 2021 Land Rover Defender 90 X-Dynamic S specs here - https://carbuzz.com/cars/land-rover/defender/2021-land-rover-defender-90-x-dynamic-s . So with that said I can tow a trailer that is about 18 ft but I am confused on what trailer weight I can safely pull.
Davidj
11/18/2023
I have a 2022 ford F250 platinum 4x4 with the 7.3 gas engine. Trying to see if it’s enough truck to pull A 2021 Montana 295RL.GVWR IS 10000
Joshua
3/11/2023
I have a Nissan Frontier pro4x equipped with everything regarding suspension and brakes with a Towing capacity of 6,700, I know this doesn't mean I can tow more, but RV Dealer said I can town a travel trailer with a dry weight of 5,500 is this true?
Adam W.
1/1/2023
I have a 2012 f150. GVWR of 7200. With a 9600 lbs max tow rating. My GCWR is 15,500. 15,500-7200= 8300 lbs. 75% of that is 6225 lbs of towing. Dry weight of my truck is 5615 lbs. That puts my curb weight at 5900 lbs. The sticker on my truck says max payload 1299 lbs. My wife, 2 dogs and myself weigh 510 lbs. Gear 50 lbs. Weight distribution hitch 75 lbs. That means my max tongue weight is around 650 lbs. With being in the 10%-15% tongue weight. That means I can tow around 6500 lbs trailer?
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Dan
4/12/2024
Hi I am trying to decide what would be the best combination as I have never really towed or owned a trailer of any type I currently own a ford F-150 4x4 2022 with a eco boost 3.5 3.55 locker rear end it was factory lifted with a 4 inch lift and 35 inch tires tow package upgrade my dilemma is should I get a F250 and go from there a cheap model holy cow are they pricey newbie here TIA