What are 2007 T4R SR5 V6 2WD Rear Cargo and Rear Axle Pounds Capacities?

[jow]

What are 2007 T4R SR5 V6 2WD Rear Cargo and Rear Axle Pounds Capacities? My concern is hauling Firewood 1 Block to 2 miles (in a Truck’s Shell in the rear). My goal has been to be able to see over the wood but I feel that gets heavy at times. Breaking is no issue since I’m on side streets driving 20 -25 MPH or less.

My two concerned loads attached were approx 200yards with Pecan and 2 miles with Red oak. All others have been 1-2 feet high only of seasoned or green wood. I hate to say I purchased the truck for this purpose when my 1993 Ford Explorer was total (due to a main dash wiring harness shorting).

I was spoiled by two Full Size Jeep Wagoneer’s 1972 and 80 before the Explorer for 15 years (all handled these loads well). The true frames and quality in that Old Metal Spoiled Me (Off Road, Fishing, Traveling). All in the past had Heavy Springs and I never thought about their capacities.

 

[07V8]

You're fine. Get an airlift, replace rear springs, or deal with the stock coils.

 

[jow]

Thanks! **About what is the owner’s manual spec’s (limits)? I could not do their math. I still like my soft rides on pure road trips vs stiff springs (I had to reduce on one Wagon). I probably still have “Coil Over-Load Adapters” that helped with load leveling.

The planned Real Loads go on my Utility Trailer or split for handling. The 4Runner’s loads are close (blocks to a few miles) and not expected. The 4Runner has not experienced a true trailer loads. Since I’m Slowing, I doubt it will. LOL!