Whether you need to haul some dirt bikes to the track, are moving to a new home, or taking the boat to the lake, it’s important to have a truck that can handle your towing needs. Two very popular options on the market are the reliable Toyota Tundra and the Toyota Tacoma. Check out our comprehensive guide to discover the towing capabilities of both trucks.
The Toyota Tundra and Toyota Tacoma have different looks and different towing capacities. It’s important to know the towing capacity of your vehicle before you hitch anything to the back of it. A few terms that are important to know are:
Whatever your truck’s towing capacity, it’s important to always drive safely when towing anything. Having a trailer, boat, or another vehicle behind your truck takes time to get used to, so caution is always advised.
The Toyota Tundra is the largest Toyota truck, equipped with a mighty i-FORCE MAX 3.4-liter turbo V6 engine or i-FORCE 3.4-liter turbo V6 engine options. The Toyota Tundra comes in three trim levels, each with their own maximum towing capacity that creates one beast of a vehicle.
Each trim also has its own impressive maximum payload:
The other Toyota truck, the 2024 Tacoma, is the smaller of the two. The Tacoma SR5 and TRD Off-Road trims offer a 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine, while the TRD Pro offers a hybrid 2.4-liter 4-cylinder. Below are the towing capacities for each trim:
The maximum payload for each trim level is:
Whether you connect more to the powerful beast that is the Toyota Tundra or the capable Toyota Tacoma, you can find it at Thomasville Toyota. Our inventory is filled with the most dependable Toyota pickup trucks, and we’re sure to have one for you. Come by today and find yours.