3 Towable Campers with a Small Pickup Truck - Like a Toyota Tacoma

[@RVBlogger]

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[@PVo-1111]

All of us Tacoma owners doing our research lol.

[@RVBlogger]

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[@DAMotorsports]

😂 100%

[@TM-bd7nf]

I love that twin bed set up on the Gulf Stream. That should be an option on every camper!

[@browing1974]

Can't agree more. The separated twin beds are more friendly for older people like me and my wife

[@RVBlogger]

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[@badassunicorn5351]

The third one is great. Roomy and that skylight is wonderful. I think you have the best reviews of RVs. Very thorough and honest

[@RVBlogger]

HI BAU! Thanks for watching our videos - again!!! Hope you have a great day! Mike

[@mdwayne741]

Mike and Susan do a great job....their reviews are so in-depth. These travel trailers are perfect for my 2020 Ford Ranger.

[@RVBlogger]

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[@alisonshanahan9529]

The last one is great, love the entry at the back of the camper. I prefer the sofa with table, over the dining area, being able to use the table outdoors is perfect. It saves packing a table. The underbed storage is fabulous 👌 👏.

[@sdraper2011]

And it's lighted! I really liked that underbed storage, too.

[@RVBlogger]

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[@mildredlackey1938]

My gosh, that coachmen spirit is just great, thank you so much for all you guys do showing us these units,

[@RVBlogger]

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[@eckankar7756]

Great reviews...love the sky light, all of the campers are nice...I always have to watch to see you in the bathroom!!

[@Erin-Thor]

Yes! Large, unusual and very cool! 👍🏽😎

[@RVBlogger]

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[@sierra0884]

I need to see these campers being towed. They look massive. 😮

[@RVBlogger]

Might some video of that on KZbin - it's a great source of information. Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting Sierra Force.

[@hfam4202]

I really like the first one. I binged watched a few of your videos and find them very informative. I love the RV tours you give. I can't wait to get an RV of my own so my family can camp out in style.

[@RVBlogger]

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[@c.m.303]

Just wanted to add that I really appreciate the bed measurements!

[@RVBlogger]

You're welcome! 😂

[@SGudur]

The last one, Spirit 1840 is my favorite !!!

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Gudur, That's a GREAT choice!!! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/

[@jeaniem7756]

Love the second one! Thanks to the both of you.

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Jeanie, Great choice! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/

[@TM-bd7nf]

I love the twin bed option of the Gulf Stream. I know it sacrifices some under the bed storage but that is a trade-off I would be willing to live with. I wish all campers would offer that option.

[@RVBlogger]

Great point! There's always a sacrifice and trade off in a small camper. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@cdlady54_95]

Very nice campers. Thank you for sharing!

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[@luvondarox]

Ooh. Thank you for the fuse information. I honestly never gave it a thought before for some reason.

[@RVBlogger]

Hey luvondarox, We appreciate the love and support! Glad you got some info! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan

[@sunnyshealthcoaching]

I LOVE the Coachman! Thank you for your videos 🌞

[@RVBlogger]

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[@loriw2661]

The last one is very nice.

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Lori, We agree! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/

[@mariabailey3691]

Coachman is my favorite! Wouldn’t like climbing over to get out of bed.

[@RVBlogger]

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[@MyTentLife]

I like the last one better. I also am currently looking at Tacomas to buy so this is awesome

[@RVBlogger]

Love the Coachmen Spirit! Love the under bed storage! Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting!

[@c.m.303]

The first one is nice and a unique design with all that storage across the back. Problem is the low CCC.

[@RVBlogger]

The Keystone Springdale 1860SS is a great floor plan but under 800lbs CCC is way too low. Thank you for watching our RV tour and commenting!

[@sherriweber7105]

I like the twin bed in the Gulf Stream. I like them all. I like the Keystone. And I like the last one. It’s so hard to pick when when you like one for one thing and the others for another.

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Sherri, Wouldn't it be awesome to be able to mix'n'match?! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, check out our FREE monthly digital magazine rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/ and let us know how you like it!

[@sherriweber7105]

@@RVBlogger Ya that would be awesome to mix and match what we like in Rvs. Kind of like fast food places. Lol! 😁

[@jazortiz8]

Thank you so much for this informative video. I greatly appreciate the time and effort you put in making this. 😊

[@RVBlogger]

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[@Rollingrock72]

I have a 21 TRD off road tacoma and I can tell you from experience these campers are way too heavy. It will pull it short distances but the Tacoma will be screaming up hills. I stick to a max total weight of 2800 pounds. My truck will do that all day long without an issue.

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Jason, We appreciate the info, thanks for sharing your experience! :) Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan

[@KTB3007]

That’s what I wanted SOMONE to say. I agree 100%.

[@horrorland11]

Very informative, thank you!

[@RVBlogger]

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[@JoĥnciĺibertoCìlibeŕto]

I loke the Tdi keystone

[@RVBlogger]

@@JoĥnciĺibertoCìlibeŕto Keystone does a great job with their floor plans.

[@kevinortiz1210]

I tow my 2021 forest river evo 268bh 30ft long 4500lbs dry 5000lbs loaded with my 2019 ford ranger sport 4x4 with tow package , going up and down hill has never been a problem nor does my truck squat or struggle , tried it with my pops Tacoma and it say the truck to the ground even with a weight distribution set up

[@RVBlogger]

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[@burtonkephart6239]

Does Tacoma have towing package though

[@RVBlogger]

@@burtonkephart6239 it sure does.

[@danziegler1120]

New Ranger’s are a better towing truck than the Taco’s for sure. Love my 2021.

[@ProjectBasecamp]

Can the Tacoma technically tow these? On paper, sure…on flat ground. Once you head towards any sort of incline you’re going to wish you bought a half ton. I tow with a Nissan Frontier and have a small E Pro 15TB and that is the largest thing I would tow into the mountains around here.

[@sdecourcy]

I own a 2019 Tacoma TRD Sport with a 6ft bed. After driving 36k I think I have some domain experience when I say this....My Tacoma struggles with my OffGrid Trailer Expedition 2.0 It weighs in @ 3,500 lbs. The truck needs to be regeared and needs more torque. I made the easy decision to sell it and use my '05 Tundra with the 4.7 V8.....and it gets the same gas mileage and does it without a fuss.

[@beyondview]

@@sdecourcy what do you think about the Hyundai Santa Cruz?

[@sdecourcy]

@@beyondview I don't, but what I can surmise is that all the platforms with 3.5-liter V6 engines like the Santa Cruz, Honda Ridgeline and 2020 and earlier Frontiers weigh-in north of 4000 lbs. To introduce a small trail, say 3000 lbs you are asking a lot.

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Steven, We appreciate the personal experience you shared! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan BTW, let us know what you think of RV Camping Magazine, our free digital and video magazine! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/

[@burtonkephart6239]

@@sdecourcy that’s what I have a Nissan Frontier 4x4 crew cab with towing package etc . Was trying to get a 2300 lb casita or 2600lb camplite or similar . But I live in lowlands of southeast and plan to travel around flats mostly until I get bigger truck like a dually or Nissan Titan etc.

[@Mr.Ed_Wayner]

Keystone-Would rather have a Murphy bed. Dining area with a slide out should have another window behind the seat. Cooking area should have a counter extension. Solar flex sounds interesting. The Gulf Stream would be ideal for me, although the twin beds should be couches and there should be a window by the bed head area. The Coachman is the best of the 3.

[@RVBlogger]

Those are all very great tips and insights! Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@Ozz2493]

Need to consider the tongue weight of these campers and can the truck also handle that weight with passengers and stuff!

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Ozzie, We appreciate the info! :) Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan

[@connielowe1111]

thank you for your videos. I have a question.... what do you really need after buying a towable to hook up for your truck?

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Connie, Need for what? Camping? or towing? Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan BTW, let us know what you think of RV Camping Magazine, our free digital and video magazine! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/

[@connielowe1111]

@@RVBlogger towing

[@Scablands_Scavenger]

These trailers may be technically towable with a Tacoma but you will be running 4-5 thousand RPM wide open in a heavy headwind. Going uphill? You will be getting 5-6mpg and barely hold 60mph. If you have heavy winds or winding roads the Tacoma is not heavy enough in the front end to feel stable. I own a Tacoma and a Keystone 189 with a dry weight of 4290LBS. Even with a properly set up Weight distribution hitch and adjusting the weight in the trailer for proper tongue weight It is too heavy to safely tow. Any evasive maneuver or heavy side wind will likely have you in the ditch. I also have a heavy gauge aluminum boat that weighs all in around 2000lb. The Tacoma pulls this decent.... but barely. Steep grades find me flooring the accelerator and running 4k RPM with average around 10MPG. Of course this is just my opinion and experience with my truck and trailers. Some don't mind running the little V6 ragged, not to mention the tiny ring and pinion and small rear axle/bearings etc. Looking for a smaller/lighter trailer or a bigger truck myself.

[@RVBlogger]

Thanks so much for sharing your experience. What's the year make and model of your Tacoma? Do you have the tow package? What is your vehicle's max tow capacity? I own a Tacoma too and haven't experienced any of these problems. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@Scablands_Scavenger]

@@RVBlogger I am glad to hear you have not had any issue towing these trailers with your Tacoma. Personally I have yet to see a Tacoma keeping up with traffic on the highway towing anything more than a small boat or popup trailer in my area. Maybe its the geography or a truck with 4.10 gearing makes all the difference. I suggest anyone looking to tow a trailer READ THEIR OWNERS MANUAL because the DOT and a lawyer will if you are involved in a major accident. Two of the trailers you show had single axles and are over 3000lbs, IIRC Toyota recommend tandem axles if trailer weight exceeds 3000lb (gen 2 at least). That should exclude them from the list. Without the FACTORY tow package for gen 2 Tacoma max trailer weight is capped at 3500lbs. My truck is a double cab v6 w/off road and tow package, stock tire size, and aftermarket rear helper springs. According to manual, unless I am reading it wrong, GCWR11160/TWR6480 (MINUS 20lbs for factory installed accessories) by model code, less than 100k miles on truck. My camp trailer is a Springdale 189 tandem axle with properly installed and adjusted weight distributing hitch dry weight and tested at 4290lbs. It seriously struggles and feels unsafe at highway speeds, especially with wind or hills. Both truck dealer and trailer salespeople have said should have "no trouble" towing 4-5k trailer (not that I believed them, never intended to tow trailer with this truck). I am not here to argue the point, I am thinking of the disappointment some of the ill-informed people are going to experience when they load up a new 4000lb (dry) trailer they purchased and the fear and panic that will set in when they try to merge onto a 70mph freeway with a full load and the rev limiter bouncing.

[@robertdragoff6909]

These are all well made and I like the fact that you can tow it with a small pickup…. Here’s a bit of a curve, how about towable rvs that can be pulled by a Toyota Prius V? Yeah, I know, it’s never been discussed before because the Prius line is for economy to not use gas and towing kinda ruins the mileage. But the Prius V is the biggest of the Prius line and I’m looking for a small, light weight trailer that’s not too cramped, and has a bathroom….. In looking at rvs, I found that the A-liner LXE fits the bill, but I’d like to see if there’s other options to see. I know that you’ve got lots to do, but it’s be awesome if you could look into this and see what a Prius V can tow.

[@RVBlogger]

Hi Robert, The Prius V can only tow 1,600 lbs so the options are very limited...we also recommend never towing more than 80% of your vehicle's max tow capacity. You would have to find a trailer and add all of your gear and supplies and then weigh less than 80% of 1,600 lbs which is only 1,280 lbs max towable weight...cool idea though - and we sure appreciate it... Lots of the videos we make are from ideas from our viewers so keep the suggestions coming! Thanks! Mike

[@rampar77]

You got to be kidding. A Tacoma would tow under 3,000 lbs with no problem. I preferred a trailer short than 16 feet to be comfortable. My favorite would be Scamp, Casita, Winnebago Minnie.Amer-Lite.

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Tony, Great choice!! :) Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan

[@benjaminjmcgee]

Came here for info, instead getting a sales pitch. These are too heavy to comfortably tow on the interstate. I’ve towed coast to coast multiple times in my 2016 4door 5ft bed v6 with tow package “5600 max” doesn’t mean 5600 safely. I wouldn’t tow more than 4k lbs and still be able to safely merge, traverse hills, navigate hazards, etc.

[@RVBlogger]

Some Toyota Tacomas have a tow capacity of up to 6,500lbs. I'm glad you safely tow less than your max TC. We always recommend only towing 80% of your vehicles TC. Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting. We appreciate your support!

[@luvondarox]

Maybe a Tacoma with the heavy duty tow package would be able to handle these campers, but I highly doubt a regular Tacoma could safely pull even the first one over hilly terrain.

[@RVBlogger]

Knowing your vehicle's tow capacity is a must! Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@dubravkovidacak4684]

I like your videos, very informative. Can you make one for recommended trailers under 5000lb ( towing capacity of Ridgeline) for 4 campers. Thank you in advance.

[@RVBlogger]

Thank you for the kind words. We did make 2 videos geared towards campers under 5,000 lbs. Have you had a chance to checks those out? Thanks for watching and commenting. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3LPp4B-h9qierM kzbin.info/www/bejne/bILWf5RpipZ3fpY

[@bobjoned3398]

Well, the new Tacoma's are the size of a half ton from 20 years ago. My 2000 Taco is really small in comparison. I wonder if the new stuff will take the abuse my wife and daughter dishes out and be running after 300,000+ miles

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Bob, Maybe! We'd like to know too! :) Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan

[@ohizkimmie]

The first camper had more bathroom counter space than the kitchen 😅

[@RVBlogger]

😂 Good catch! Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting.

[@sfcbrick]

I believe I have found my RV. The Coachman. Thanks!!!

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Frank, So awesome!!! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/

[@robgrubb420]

does that coachman with the skylight have A/C? that would be perfect if it did what a cool model loved that one!

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Rob, We recommend checking out the manufacturer's website for anything we didn't cover in the video to assure you get the most accurate info about each camper :) Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan BTW, let us know what you think of RV Camping Magazine, our free digital and video magazine! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/

[@ericalampley480]

I'd like the beds from #2 put in #3. But I'd still want them to lift.

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Erica, That would be GREAT! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/

[@OldGamerMegara]

I actually prefer not having glass in the corner shower. Why do you prefer it? I like having the extra toilet room that a fabric shower curtain provides. That could be because we are fluffy. I’m also not getting any feel for if I can even sit on the toilet from these videos, which is very important.

[@ericalampley480]

Because the curtains suck in against you when you're showering.

[@beyondview]

@@ericalampley480 don't they make retractable shower curtain type things? That would be a perfect alternative for the OP concern

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Old Gamer, We don't like when the shower curtain touches or clings to skin 😖😖😖 We appreciate the suggestion! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, check out our FREE monthly digital magazine rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/ and let us know how you like it!

[@abbyfromkc652]

Question. Do any RV’s have handicapped features? Or aftermarket?? I have titanium foot and I can do the 3 stairs but the big step into the shower I would fall. I appreciate the smaller campers as I am a single mother with 1 child.

[@Erin-Thor]

Yes, they do. A quick search for handicapped accessible RV’s here on KZbin or on the internet will help. I have a friend who uses a wheelchair, their class A was ordered with a package that have them wider doorways, a lift, and a wide shower with almost no lip. I believe they added through a separate company aftermarket “ropes” with ceiling attachments to help him transition from bed to WC, WC to commode, and WC to shower seat on his own when needed. My point, there are options and companies that both manufacturer special needs RV’s, as well as aftermarket companies that will add mods as needed.

[@abbyfromkc652]

@@Erin-Thor thank you!!! I knew that there had to be options my main concern is the shower

[@Erin-Thor]

@@abbyfromkc652 - Everyone has specific/special/wants needs, not a problem. I found going to a few RV shows answered many of my questions, I have some back issues, and was curious if I could lift the back deck of a toy-hauler. Turns out they have models with spring assists that I could life with my cane easily. I’d recommend making the time, there are many models of showers, and I’m guessing that you could find or order one to fit your needs.

[@abbyfromkc652]

@@Erin-Thor thank you so much!!! I actually have a bone disease and my bones are weak. Another thing that scares me is bending over for the stability legs. Have you had any issues with that??? I know that they have automatic 1’s but I have only seen them on BIG campers. (Please don’t judge but I am claustrophobic and refuse to get MRI done on my back until I can’t stand it anymore). With only 2 in the family and my daughter is becoming a teenager she wants my instant 12 person tent; and I even struggle with that assembly. Also I have a service/emotional support dog and I have taught her to come and help me up when I fall. She’s a German shepherd and can handle me using her as a brace

[@Erin-Thor]

@@abbyfromkc652 - it’s all good. No bone issues yet, just pain and nerve damage, my right leg doesn’t do what I tell it sometimes. Had a minor back surgery and caught a spinal infection from it. While not claustrophobic, I can only imagine. Just remember that the only way (that I’m aware of) to see soft tissue damage is via an MRI. If you need one, just ask to be put under… it’s not that rare of an issue. And if it helps, I’ve had several and while they are uncomfortable for me because of back pain, not for any other reason, I had no safety issues, or other concerns. You can see space behind you (above your head as you’re lying down) and at your feet. While confining, I didn’t feel trapped. And they give you a hand held button to press if you have any issues they can roll you out. I’d discuss my concerns with my Dr. if I were you, there are options.

[@jameswbarry9576]

Hi i have a Chevy Colorado with the v6 rear wheel drive its the work truck it has the towing and trailer package a trailer or a truck camper as far is weight what do you think

[@RVBlogger]

Great question: the Chevy Colorado with the v6 and tow package can tow a max of 7,000 lbs. (2015 thru 2023) BUT we recommend you never tow more than 80% of your vehicles tow capacity so that is a max of 5,600 lbs. So I would look for a trailer around 4,000 lbs UVW so after you add all your gear, groceries, water and supplies you don't exceed 5,600 lbs. All the best and safe travels! Mike

[@sdraper2011]

How do you reach things in the center of the pass-through storage? I picture you having to pick up Susan and push her in there head-first to grab something and then pull her out by her feet! lol

[@RVBlogger]

Hey sdraper, It's almost like a cheer move, just toss her up there 😉😂 Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, check out our FREE monthly digital magazine rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/ and let us know how you like it!

[@sdraper2011]

@@RVBlogger 😆

[@hookaboowho]

ok i missed the prices i didn't notice price in transcripts TY

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Alisha We put the MSRP (at the time of the video) on the info screen right before the walk through :) Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan BTW, let us know what you think of RV Camping Magazine, our free digital and video magazine! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/

[@akdisney]

Have you look at Winnebago’s MICRO MINNIE 17,18 , 21 series model GVWR (lbs.) 4200 - 5500 and 2108TB twin bed and make king bed new to your channel

[@RVBlogger]

Hey akdisney, Nope not yet! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan BTW, let us know what you think of RV Camping Magazine, our free digital and video magazine! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/

[@FMTFXE22]

An unusual question for you. Are there any Class B vans that can be towed behind another RV, class C or A? Best scenario would be a van with a driveshaft disconnect so that it can be towed flat on all fours without using a transmission pump.

[@RVBlogger]

That is a new one! I'm not aware of any but if you find one please let me know! Thanks! Mike

[@rubygreen158]

Those are nice but I will pass cos I dont need anything with slides and I would never need anything over 3000 pounds . I drive A 2002 Tahoe . And am still redoing my entire truck . Already had it completely rewired . .So far I put about 3 grand into it and not dun yet and yep its worth it . This vehicle has minimal rust on it . So when I'm thru with it .I want a smaller trailer 2 pull .

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Ruby Best of luck to you!! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, check out our FREE monthly digital magazine rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/ and let us know how you like it!

[@geod3589]

No sliders for me either.

[@Sithgazmm]

I’ll take 2

[@RVBlogger]

😂 Why not! Thanks for watching and commenting Sithgazmm.

[@kennethgreenwalt595]

I have a 2020 Hinda Ridgeline AWD, specs say max towable weight is 3500 lbs-5000lbs. What is the max weight travel trailer I should tow?

[@RVBlogger]

Hi Kenneth, You need to find the exact max tow capacity for your vehicle to be able to find the answer. Once you know your vehicles max tow capacity (which as an example we will assume is 5,000 lbs) you should only tow 80% of that weight. So 80% of 5,000 lbs equals 4,000 lbs. So you should find a camper that weighs around 3,000 lbs (UVW) so after you load up all your gear and supplies it weighs a total of 4,000 lbs. Hope that helps! Mike

[@rotart12arx3]

Is the cabinets stained black or is it a laminet that is stuck onto the wood?

[@RVBlogger]

Hi William, I think the cabinets are painted black...

[@hookaboowho]

what about heat and a/c

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Alisha We recommend checking out the manufacturer's website for anything we didn't cover in the video to assure you get the most accurate info :) Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan BTW, let us know what you think of RV Camping Magazine, our free digital and video magazine! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/

[@jameslee6809]

Coachman is better than other two

[@RVBlogger]

Hey James, Great choice! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/

[@Gabriellariz]

None of those trailers are safely towable with a Tacoma in my opinion, my taco is rated for 6k pound maximum, while they are less than or about what the vehicle capacity, one should never tow to one’s vehicle maximum capacity. These should be towed with a half ton pick up.

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Gabriel, We appreciate the info! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/

[@burtonkephart6239]

Yea I have a Nissan Frontier and really try to stay around 2500lb or less maybe 2600.

[@rampar77]

I am ot sure a regular 1/2 ton would tow these.

[@scooter5005]

My vehicle can tow 6,000 lbs but I'd rather have a gross weight of 4,500 - 5,000 lbs max b/c others would ride with me

[@RVBlogger]

Hi Scooter, That sounds like a very good idea. Thanks for sharing! Mike

[@rosestanislawczyk7425]

What about towing with a 2021 ford ranger 4 cyl turbo eco boost. Pleeeeeaase…TIA.

[@rosestanislawczyk7425]

Oh. I also have 4WD.

[@RVBlogger]

I believe that vehicle has a tow capacity of 7,500 lbs but you should check you manufacturer specs to be sure. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@RVBlogger]

Hi Rose, I don't own a Ford Ranger so I have no experience to share with one. Thanks for watching and Happy Holidays! Mike

[@cnjefferson884]

What can we pull with a Rogue?

[@RVBlogger]

Hey CNJ, Check your manual for your max towinf capacity, nake sure you don't go over 80% :) Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, check out our FREE monthly digital magazine rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/ and let us know how you like it!

[@davidfallstead2681]

Try a Dakota Dodge usually have the best towing packages

[@RVBlogger]

Thanks for that addition. And thanks for watching and commenting.

[@loneapple440]

Coachman Spirit nuce TT

[@RVBlogger]

I really love the Coachmen Spirit floor plan! Thanks for watching and commenting Lone apple!

[@kenalbright3622]

Having many 1/2 ton trucks with GVWR at6000 to 7000 lbs. All these campers GVWR will max your towing capacity out. So that you won't be able to put much in your tow vehicle. Also towing control is greatly inhibited.

[@RVBlogger]

We always recommend checking manufacturers specs and only towing 80% of your vehicles capacity. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@jasonbrink4237]

Too big

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Jason, We appreciate the input! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan

[@mikem4432]

Another dealership setting up idiots for disaster.. FTC will come down on these folks soon.. FTC is already putting new rules for car dealerships and will be looking at RV dealerships.. a Tacoma V6 with tow package I would not recomend towing as a rule half the speced GVWR or about 3,000 pounds.. anything above that you should get a bigger truck.

[@RVBlogger]

Do you own a Tacoma? 3,000 lbs is a pretty low tow capacity for a truck. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@mcse-nv2ou]

I got rid of a 2017 Tacoma TRD. It would not tow a little tiny Casita. Don't lie these aren't designed to tow anything. The hill assist is a bad design . Has wrong rear end gearing to tow. Plus they are not comfortable. OK for young kids but I am 63 and got rid of it.

[@SaveHawaiiReefs]

We are already 5000+ miles into our 5 month journey from California to Maine and back. We have a 2022 Tacoma 6 cyl SR5 4WD and it’s been awesome towing a Sunlite 18rd. We’ve been over 9000 ft passes in the Rockies and 7000 ft passes in the Sierras. BTW my wife and I are both 70 and are doing just fine. Even our Australian Cattle Dog is pleased.

[@lanamcgriff8228]

​@@SaveHawaiiReefs thank you for you feedback. I purchased a 2020 Tacoma TRD 4x4 Sport recently and can't wait to get a little something to tow. I am 50 and will be camping alone and you have giving me hope. Blessings to you, your wife and Cattle dog!😊

[@RVBlogger]

Hi mcse, Are you sure your Tacoma had the tow package installed? I've had my Tacoma since 2015 and it pulls great! And why would you call me a liar - that's pretty harsh. Do you actually think we just make videos and lie on purpose? Thanks, Mike

[@kevinpilotte8738]

My 2012 Tacoma Double cab long bed towed 20’ Airstream with no problem. Maybe yours was lacking the tow package? I think “comfortable” is obviously subjective.

[@burtonkephart6239]

@@SaveHawaiiReefs great to hear . I can tell from personal experience those cattle dogs are hard to please lol!!

[@shynickel8239]

Dealer sponsored, the 2nd and 3rd are definitely to big and weigh to much for a tacoma.the1st is pushing it. Depending on which model , bed lenth,, engine, towing package. Dangerous video

[@RVBlogger]

Our videos are not dealer sponsored. But you are correct, not every Tacoma can tow up to 6,500lbs. We always tell people to know the tow capacity of their vehicle AND to only tow 80% of that tow capacity for safety. Thank you for watching our RV tour video and commenting.

[@RP-gi4ch]

Like everything in life, do you own research. RVBlogger is giving people good information and is doing so in a responsible manner. If you need to handheld through the process of pairing a vehicle and trailer, that's ok. Better to be safe... Nothing "dangerous" about this video!

[@RVBlogger]

@@RP-gi4ch thank you! We appreciate your support!

[@nickswiney1975]

@@RP-gi4ch They missed the most important part here - tongue weight. That is where the majority of Tacoma's will be out of the running for these trailers.

[@hookaboowho]

ok i missed the prices i didn't notice price in transcripts TY

[@RVBlogger]

Hey Alisha We put the MSRP (at the time of the video) on the info screen right before the walk through :) Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan BTW, let us know what you think of RV Camping Magazine, our free digital and video magazine! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/