Tow Rating Guide
How Much Can My Vehicle Tow?
Understanding your vehicle's tow rating is critical to choosing the right RV. Look up your tow vehicle below to find units that match its capacity.

What year is your tow vehicle?
Select your vehicle's model year.
Towing capacities are estimates. Always confirm your vehicle's rating with the manufacturer and account for cargo, passengers, and fluids before towing.
Know Your Numbers
Terms & Definitions
- Dry Weight (UVW)
- The weight of the RV as shipped from the factory — without fluids, cargo, or passengers.
- GVW — Gross Vehicle Weight
- The actual weight of the fully loaded RV at any given moment, including fluids and gear.
- GVWR — Gross Vehicle Weight Rating
- The maximum allowable loaded weight of the RV, as rated by the manufacturer.
- Cargo Weight (CCC)
- The weight available for your personal belongings, fluids, and gear (GVWR minus dry weight).
- Tongue / Hitch Weight
- The downward force a travel trailer’s tongue exerts on the tow vehicle’s hitch.
- Pin Weight
- For fifth wheels — the weight the kingpin places on the tow vehicle’s bed.
- Payload Capacity
- The maximum weight your tow vehicle can carry — passengers, cargo, and hitch/pin weight combined.
- Max Towing Capacity
- The maximum weight your vehicle can safely tow, as rated by the manufacturer.
