Today, we'll explore the towing capacity of the 2020 Toyota Tacoma
The Tacoma is a popular midsize truck that started being offered from Toyota in 1984
and still remains popular today. But how much can it tow? The max towing capacity of a 2020 Toyota Tacoma is 6800 pounds when properly equipped
The 2.7-liter four-cylinder engine can tow 3500 pounds, while the 3.5-liter V6 engine
can tow 6800 pounds. The towing capacity can also vary by trim level
For example, the base model SR Tacoma can tow 6800 pounds max, while the TRD Pro can
tow 6400 pounds. That's enough towing power to haul campers, boat and jet ski trailers, utility trailers
snowmobile trailers, and more, making the Tacoma a versatile towing vehicle. The 2020 Tacoma has a maxed payload capacity of 1620 pounds, which makes it capable of
hauling plenty of cargo. The 2020 Tacoma towing package comes with great features like a Class 4 tow hitch receiver
automatic transmission fluid cooler, engine oil cooler, power steering cooler, a 130-amp
alternator, trailer wiring connections for four- and seven-pin configurations, and trailer sway control
The 2020 Tacoma's max towing capacity of 6800 pounds allows it to remain competitive
with similar-sized trucks in its class like the Ranger, Colorado, Frontier, Ridgeline
and Canyon. To see all the different tow capacities of the 2020 based on every trim level, engine
size, drivetrain option, and configuration, go to www.towstats.com for the most accurate
towing information available online