Towing tips for SUVs

396 messages,  Last post on Jun 27, 2008 at 7:45 PM

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#393 of 396 Re: Honda Pilot trying to tow over 4500 [glecious] by paisan

Jan 24, 2008 (6:07 pm)

Replying to: glecious (Jan 24, 2008 6:26 am)
Depending on the vehicle that is doing the towing, a lot of limits are set in the legal department. For instance I tow with my Armada a 10,000-11,000lb performance boat trailer. It's rated for 9,100lbs w/weight distributing hitch. It tows it fine and w/o issue, however, legally it's well over the limit.
 
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#394 of 396 1996 Jeep Cherokee pulling travel trailer by moms4x4

Apr 24, 2008 (5:24 pm)

I have a 1996 Jeep Cherokee 4X4, with a 4.0 V6 and automatic transmission. I have a 23 1/2 foot Coachman camper trailer. The empty hitch wt. is 550, empty axle wt. is 3150, and the total gross axle wt is 5320. I am trying to find out if my Jeep can handle the load or not. Thanks

#395 of 396 Toyota 4 runner by clumzy

Jun 17, 2008 (6:16 pm)

I have a toyota 4runner 2002 sport edition. Currently i am towing a 1400lb boat. the problem is how should i be towing it. i have a pwr button and overdrive button. i will be taking a 4 hour trip with the boat and am not trusty with the towning. what should i do before i take the trip and how should i be towing the 4 runner correctly? thanks

#396 of 396 Re: Toyota 4 runner [clumzy] by dieselone

Jun 27, 2008 (7:45 pm)

Replying to: clumzy (Jun 17, 2008 6:16 pm)
This is probably to late to help you for your trip. But, a 1,400 lb boat is basically a non issue for a 4Runner. Tow in O/D and drive at sane speeds and you'll be fine. If you tow up steep grades you may want to lock out o/d to keep the trans from shifting in and out of o/d.
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