Towing... 2018 TRD Pro.

If you’re stuck on not a full size vehicle, a properly equipped Tacoma can tow 6500 lbs.

4800 is pushing it for a 4Runner. If you know the route is relatively flat and not a ton of super fast stop/go, you’d be fine. Just be very careful. Make sure you have air bags, trailer brakes, and a weight distributing hitch.

A good brake controller and trailer brakes are key. Stopping would be my biggest concern.

If you have mountains to go through, I’d reallllly second guess the choice.

I did 8000 miles last fall in a packed 4Runner towing a trailer around 1500-2000 packed. Even in that case, it was a dog. I have a lift and heavy tires too, though.
 
If you’re stuck on not a full size vehicle, a properly equipped Tacoma can tow 6500 lbs.

4800 is pushing it for a 4Runner. If you know the route is relatively flat and not a ton of super fast stop/go, you’d be fine. Just be very careful. Make sure you have air bags, trailer brakes, and a weight distributing hitch.

A good brake controller and trailer brakes are key. Stopping would be my biggest concern.

If you have mountains to go through, I’d reallllly second guess the choice.

I did 8000 miles last fall in a packed 4Runner towing a trailer around 1500-2000 packed. Even in that case, it was a dog. I have a lift and heavy tires too, though.

Yeah, it seems a bit much for this truck. I’ll get a 2500 RAM down the road with Cummins for tow duties and leave the 4Runner as a daily/weekend camping trip vehicle. Also want to start doing off roading trips. Thanks for the info.
 
Is that a Ferrari behind the mustang? Wow! Yes, I definitely want to be just like you when i grow up. I would just Buy a Tundra and call it a day. That Beast will tow anything you want.
 
It’s a Viper that’s behind the Mustang. Thanks for the kind words. It’s just poor financial decisions that I’ve made in one pic..
 

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