What can an expedition el tow?
I've been using the search feature and have read that expeditions/suburbans run out Of payload really quickly thus making them difficult to use as a tow vehicle. My question is can you use one to tow ...
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Gotta define 'can so' vs 'rated for'...
Even if the smallest PUP, the OP may not be 'rated' for it...if they
have loaded up their TV to their max rated GVWR/RGAWR...BEFORE hooking up
'Can do' it, but not 'rated for' it...and the subsequent warranty/liability/etc issues
Personal choice whether to believe/adhere to the OEM ratings or not.
If not, then do whatever and this discussion academic...
Even if the smallest PUP, the OP may not be 'rated' for it...if they
have loaded up their TV to their max rated GVWR/RGAWR...BEFORE hooking up
'Can do' it, but not 'rated for' it...and the subsequent warranty/liability/etc issues
Personal choice whether to believe/adhere to the OEM ratings or not.
If not, then do whatever and this discussion academic...
dodge guy wrote:Strabo wrote:carringb wrote:
Hahaha.
The OP wants to tow a tent trailer, and other posters are STILL saying a 3/4-ton is needed?!?!
This is getting out of control.
OP - You'll be fine. You should have enough payload for the 400-500 pounds of tongue weight you might see. Just might have to cut back a little on the luggage behind the 3rd row. That said....there's not many tent trailers with only 300 pounds tongue weight, once batteries and propane are added.
Agree...Its so ridiculous, makes me laugh.
I know right! When only for a few hundred more they can get a 1 ton!!!
