hi there I have a 1987 toyota camry le(sedan) and want to know what the towing capacity is, i have looked all over the internet with no luck. Thanks Darren
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19 years ago
hi there I have a 1987 toyota camry le(sedan) and want to know what the towing capacity is, i have looked all over the internet with no luck. Thanks Darren
I woudnt tow with that age or car
I used to tow a utility trailer of about
700lbs several times a week with my 1990 V6 camry. I pulled a small boat of similar weight with it also, never a problem. Trans was of course flushed(not just drained) on a regular basis. The old 4 cylinders did not have disc brakes all around or nearly the power of the V6. I do tow a small boat with my 97 camry 4 but it has good ABS brakes and more powerful engine. RobAn aluminum fishing boat with a 10 horse Johnson and a tackle box.
You are probably asking too much.
I have a small hitch install on my 89 camry and 93 camry. But i only use it to haul a 4x8 trailer with miscelaneous stuff on a short distance. (Less than 10 miles) I used oth when i moved and the trailer really help me alot on moving sofa,tv, refrigerator. Also occasional trips to Lowes or Home Depot.
When i bought the trailer at Harbor freight, the salesman are horrified at the notion of hauling using a 89 4 cylinder Camry. but I knew I'm going to use it only lightly and short distance. So i'm Okay. Sofjan Mustopoh
It is a passenger car, probably not rated for towing. Use the gross vehicle weight rating to approximate. For example, if you can carry four 150 lb. passengers, and 150 lbs. of luggage, but you're only riding with one passenger and the trailer, you could estimate the difference in load capacity (and adjust the tire pressure accordingly).
You mean like this?
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That is hilarious... :^) No I have never loaded up my Camry like that .
I bet somebody are going to post the pictures of a compact ar loaded with lumber from one of the home improvement store and the car got completely squashed
Sofjan Mustopoh
Yeah I thought it was relevant ;-)
-JCM900
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