Tongue Weight Capacity for 2015 Toyota Sienna

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I have a C13105 trailer hitch on my 2015 Toyota Sienna. Toyota indicates the tongue weight limit is 100-lb unbraked and 350-lb braked. Does the unbraked tongue weight limit apply when considering how much I can load a cargo carrier, including the weight of the carrier itself?

asked by: Darius S

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Unbraked and Braked limits are referring to hauling a trailer. You can utilize the full capacity of your hitch with a cargo carrier. The total weight of your carrier and the load can not exceed 350 lbs.

expert reply by: Zach D

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