2015rubyFX4

We just got back from towing a 4500 lb enclosed 24' car trailer stuffed with a 4000 lb show car to Hershey and back(about 400 miles) with a 5.0, tow package and 3.55 rear and trailer brake. NO problem. Towed it with 3 people and luggage too for a total of 9000 lbs. Did not break a sweat. Even on the inclines with ac on it did it in 4th gear. On the flats back up to 6th gear. Love this Truck.Got 10 mpg too with the ac on!

LandCruiserF150

Nicel looking truck. What kind of incline we talking about? Length and % grade?

RubyRed Canadian

All that weight without a weight distribution hitch? Wow!

Good report on the performance though!

2015rubyFX4

not a steep incline at all. Just the usual eastern pa stuff. Some of the slopes were a good mile or so though. The incline meter said 2 degrees, so its not steep at all.

2015rubyFX4

Yes, the semis and RV's made it sway pretty good but I kept it at 60-65 mph in the right lane and we were okay. we only tow a car maybe 3-4 times a year and not too far

Simnut

I'm going with a WDH when I get the bigger equipment trailer tomorrow. That weight will be around 6400 lbs and in no way want anything to induce a pretty good sway on my setup!

519DVX

What tires come with the FX4? My '17 Eco pulls like a monster, but the truck does not feel planted at all with a trailer on the back. My '07 didn't have near the power, but controlled the weight significantly better. I've already changed out the rear shocks to Bilsteins and it made a difference, but still not as good at the '07. I'm seriously thinking its the tires.

HD150!

My truck came with C tires from the factory just went to a 10 ply E tire and the difference is amazing xlt 2017 with HDPP

2015rubyFX4

I have the 20" Goodyear Wrangler all terrain Kevlar tires. Don't think they are 10 ply.

HD150!

Ya had the same tires in 18" rim and going to a 10 ply made a world of difference and I haul alot of payload