[Dapperdanman]

I’ve seen on some forums here that the 3.2L can only tow 2000 lbs but I’m also seeing around 3500 lbs, which is what I thought. I’m sure someone on here knows the answer for sure. Hoping for some feedback from people who have actually towed trailers. I plan on pulling a 6x10 enclosed trailer over a reasonably long distance and want to be sure I’m not going to run into problems. Any experienced input on this would be much appreciated.

 

[toofastgtp]

If you have the factory installed tow package it is 4500. If non factory installed tow and or 2.4L it is 2,000.

 

[ArizonaFred]

I towed a 6x10 UHaul covered trailer with my 2018 2.4L 4x4 from Chicago to Phoenix last August with zero issues. I did do a lot of manual shifting and stayed at or a few times below the speed limit (an absolute first for me), watched the trans temp and allowed extra for braking. I had the factory tow package added at the dealer but still with the 2.4 was limited out at 2k lbs. I had that trailer pretty stuffed. No idea what it weighed (not running to a weigh station) but handled with no issues. Biggest piece of advice, start out slow until you feel how it handles.


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[Dapperdanman]

I towed a 6x10 UHaul covered trailer with my 2018 2.4L 4x4 from Chicago to Phoenix last August with zero issues. I did do a lot of manual shifting and stayed at or a few times below the speed limit (an absolute first for me), watched the trans temp and allowed extra for braking. I had the factory tow package added at the dealer but still with the 2.4 was limited out at 2k lbs. I had that trailer pretty stuffed. No idea what it weighed (not running to a weigh station) but handled with no issues. Biggest piece of advice, start out slow until you feel how it handles.


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Right on. Thanks for your input. I’m confident if you could pull that off with a 2.4 then I’m golden.