RJinPV
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- First Name
- Roger
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- Jul 19, 2022
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- Southern Cal
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- 2023 JT Rubicon, 2017 Grand Cherokee Trailhawk
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I recently ordered a fully loaded 3.6L 2023 Rubicon. I picked the Rubicon because it can tow 7,000 lbs. I’m starting to worry about the payload I might wind up with because the one thing the truck must do is tow my 6000 lb travel trailer. I just weighed the trailer and it was 5800 lbs without food, clothes, low on propane, and only 1/3 tank of freshwater. I estimate by the time I load it up it will be 6000 lbs with a tongue weight of ~750lbs. A stock Rubicon has a payload rating of 1,160 lbs. I would hate for my truck's payload to be down to 1,000 lbs before I even add tonneau covers, lights, & other accessories. I need something left over for my wife, myself and our dogs.
Does anyone know what each of the different options are going to do the the payload rating?
Does anyone know what each of the different options are going to do the the payload rating?
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