Plus Uhaul knows it's manufacturer rated to tow only 3,500. They ask both tow vehicle and what you're actually towing. They can do simple math (Assuming the OP correctly stated his tow vehicle)
I know there's a lot of variables when towing, but one common complaint on all these camper pages are how bad the gas mileage is when the tow vehicle is a Toyota Tacoma. Lack of power? Gearing? Don't know what it is, but there's something about the Tacoma.
Thank you for your insight. I literally just discovered/looked in detail today on the Winny Micro mini. That trailer seems to come in a few hundred pounds heavier than the Lance and Escape Mini that are in that 2,800-2,900 dry weight range. I hope there's an integrated brake controller on the...
I have just some one off towing experience, so I don't know much, but I'd like to get a trailer that definitely fits under the 3,500 limit. Hopefully a few hundred pounds under. So my purchase will be driven by advice like yours and others.
I watched a 4 door Wrangler video of a under 3,500...
I see the "Just spend a minute and Google" and "We've answered this OVER AND OVER"... replies all the time. Never thought I'd be on the receiving end of it.
I couldn't find any input on the downside (If any) of a manual transmission so I was hoping Jeep owners would comment.
I can't seem to...
It looks like the 3,500 pound towing capacity is more about vehicle dynamics instead of powertrain. Do you think there's a downside to pulling something near the capacity with a 2.3 manual?
Are there any Jeep owners who pull something like this? How does it perform?
Any thoughts if a manual...