Towing a Supra SA400

[svienb]

The trailer and boat weight of a 2019 SA seems to be 7050 lbs.
A Range Rover sport towing max is 7600lbs.

Is that to close to the max?
Have any of you towed your boat with a ranger rover sport, if so how was it?


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[Holdmybeer]

How far are you towing? How frequent? What kind of terrain?

Long trips - Probably not going to be happy
Once a week, 10 miles to the lake - no problem.

Mountain passes and steep boat ramps will be your worst enemy.

Remember 7050Lbs is not full of gear, lead, coolers, etc. Also I had ~200#of water in my ballast after my last lake trip that I did not even know was there until I winterized yesterday.

[brad460]

Also I had ~200#of water in my ballast after my last lake trip that I did not even know was there until I winterized yesterday.

Good point- I was surprised at the amount of water left in the ballast system..(not sure how you determined it was 200 lbs).

[Holdmybeer]

Good point- I was surprised at the amount of water left in the ballast system..(not sure how you determined it was 200 lbs).

The number of 5 gal bucket runs I did outside to pour it out so it was not in my barn......lmao

[mjb929rr]

My 20 sl450 weighed 9050 lbs full of fuel and with 900lbs lead scattered throughout. 700lbs was the tongue weight with a tandem axle trailer. I pulled it 5000 miles this summer with a 20 gmc1500 with the 3.0 Duramax. Max towing weight is 9300lbs with my truck. I had zero issues running 80ish on the interstate.
I’d say you should be fine if your not hauling any lead.

[sandm]

How far are you towing? How frequent? What kind of terrain?

Long trips - Probably not going to be happy
Once a week, 10 miles to the lake - no problem.

Mountain passes and steep boat ramps will be your worst enemy.

Remember 7050Lbs is not full of gear, lead, coolers, etc. Also I had ~200#of water in my ballast after my last lake trip that I did not even know was there

this. pretty much sums it up and asks the right questions....

[MJHSupra]

For heavy boats and steep or slippery ramps, 4x4 is necessary in my book.

[larry_arizona]

For heavy boats and steep or slippery ramps, 4x4 is necessary in my book.

Huge risk with 2wd on a boat ramp. Once it starts sliding, not much you can do to stop it unless you are in the truck.


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[benny32]

I'd take a look at the hitch on that vehicle as well. The max towing capacity of the vehicle isn't always going to match the tongue weight capacity of the hitch. There's usually some kind of sticker on the hitch showing the capacity of that.

[2in2out]

I'd take a look at the hitch on that vehicle as well. The max towing capacity of the vehicle isn't always going to match the tongue weight capacity of the hitch. There's usually some kind of sticker on the hitch showing the capacity of that.

Tongue weight on 20 and older RRS is 770lbs. If you use the RR factory ball, the ball weight is limited to 330lbs.


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