Make sure the relevant safety warnings and cautions have been read and understood before towing a trailer. See TOWING SAFETY.
Long Wheelbase (LWB) Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs) are not suitable for towing.
| Description | Variant | Maximum weight lb (kg) |
|---|---|---|
| Unbraked trailer towing mass. | All vehicles. | 1 653 (750) |
| Towing mass.¹ | 3.0L gasoline and PHEV standard wheelbase vehicles. | 6 613 (3 000) |
| 4.4L gasoline vehicles. | 8 200 (3 720) | |
| Tongue weight (Certified).² | 3.0L and 4.4L gasoline vehicles. | 330 (150) |
| PHEV standard wheelbase vehicles. | 265 (120) | |
| Tongue weight (Design). | All vehicles. | 771 (350) |
¹ The towing mass and Gross Train Weight (GTW) can be increased for certain markets. Information can be found on the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) label. See LABEL LOCATIONS.
² When towing, the tongue weight must be considered as part of the vehicle's payload. Make sure that the Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW), the GTW, and the maximum rear axle weights are not exceeded. If required, remove weight from the vehicle to facilitate the tongue weight.
Make sure to never exceed the GVW, the GTW, or the front and rear axle weights. See WEIGHTS.
Include the trailer's tongue weight when calculating the GVW and rear axle weight.
When calculating the vehicle's rear axle weight, the vehicle's payload weights must also be considered. Include the combined weights of all the rear passengers, the loadspace, roof rail, accessory equipment, and the trailer's tongue weight. The combined weights must never exceed the GVW or the maximum weights for the front and rear axles.
Make sure the legal requirements for the country in which the vehicle is traveling are observed.
For further information, contact a retailer/authorized repairer and quote the VIN. See LABEL LOCATIONS.