Seems like alotta trailer for the tow vehicle

Holy WOW!

Doesn't that guy realize it's not how much you can tow, but can you bring what you're towing to a safe and complete stop!

Maybe he's stealing the TT. No salesmen involved...

;)

I want to meet the RV salesman that B.S. this guy into believing that his jeep was safe to tow this trailer:):):):)

Wow. People taking pictures of other vehicles on the road instead of paying attention to what's going on in front of them. That is scary!

If I saw it on the road, I would admire it from away. Far, far away.

I would like to see that Jeep stop 35ft. Tail waging the dog.

The Grand Cherokee looks to be supporting the weight of the TT OK.

I'm sure the two bicycles are counter balancing the tongue weight to bring it within specs. :W

That's crazy
Their Grand Cherokee appears to be of the same model year and trim I have (2014 Summit) which allows for a payload of 1050lbs, tongue weight of 740 lbs, and max trailer weight of 7400lbs. However, I cannot tell what the power train is. Could be 3.6l V6, 5.7lV8, or 3.0L Diesel. The V6 has a lower max trailer weight.
The only reason it appears reasonable level is that the vehicle is equiped with "Quadra Level" four corner air suspension. It's nice but as others have stated, it hides overload conditions.
I love my Grand Cherokee and sometimes I wish I had a slightly larger trailer (I tow a 17 footer), but that 35 footer is just way beyond what the vehicle is capable of towing.

Brett

Good for them!!

I agree with that being a lot more trailer than I would want to tow with Jeep GC, or most any SUV --- however the set up looks pretty decent. I don't see the TV squatting like I would expect, the TT is riding level and ever so slightly nose down.