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I hear that....especially when I know the bronco will be more than adequate for what I need. Damn liability bs.

You’re so helpful, thanks for chiming in. I wasn’t looking for solutions if you read the original post. I had 2 questions, any chance the capacity gets increased and if not how bad is it to tow slightly over weight.

Not even aftermarket?

Im not keeping 3 vehicles lol and the trailer is my fathers, he just got it last year...he likes the enclosed trailer for security and storage.

Trailer has brakes, I’m only really worried about liability. I don’t know the laws and if I’m just instantly screwed were something to happen or if there’s a little cushion if you’re only a little over. If I were to weigh the trailer loaded up I’m probably around 3,800lbs.

Yeah and I already have a transit250 for work...Im not going to have 3 vehicles. It’s just kills me that I’m so close to capacity. If I was a few thousand over it’d be easy to just punt and stay with an f150.

It’s a tandem axle trailer with brakes, properly loaded I have no doubts the bronco will tow it fine...I’m more worried about liability were something to happen

I get it, I’m not complaining. I wanted a few opinions seeing as I’m so close to capacity before I cancel my reservation.

Hey all...I’ve been super stoked about the new bronco and have one reserved. However I tow a 16’ enclosed trailer with 2 quads and some gear weighing about 4000lbs. I only tow once or twice a year but it’s a 1000 miles round trip, so it’s far. Any chance the capacity gets increased? How bad is...

Hey all...I’ve been super stoked about the new bronco and have one on reserve...however I occasionally tow an enclosed trailer with 2 quads and some gear weighing around 4,000lbs. Any chance the tow capacity gets increased? How bad would it be if I towed 500lbs over capacity? I only tow once or...