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Trucks cited to tow 6,000 lb conventional

35 pickups have at least one model year whose highest cited conventional rating clears 6,000 lb (467 model years in all). A maximum needs specific equipment, so most trucks of a qualifying year are rated lower. To see the exact setups, use the trailer match for 6,000 lb.

Conventional · Gooseneck · Fifth-wheel

Newest qualifying years

2026 Toyota TacomaCited by Toyota6,500 lb
2026 Nissan FrontierCited by Nissan7,150 lb
2026 Ford RangerCited by Ford7,500 lb
2026 Chevrolet ColoradoCited by Chevrolet7,700 lb
2026 GMC CanyonCited by GMC7,700 lb
2026 Jeep GladiatorCited by Jeep7,700 lb
2026 Ram 1500Cited by Stellantis11,610 lb
2026 Toyota TundraCited by Toyota12,000 lb
2026 GMC Hummer EV PickupCited by General Motors12,100 lb
2026 Chevrolet Silverado EVCited by Chevrolet12,500 lb
2026 GMC Sierra EVCited by GMC12,500 lb
2026 GMC Sierra 1500Cited by GMC13,300 lb
TruckQualifying model yearsNewest year's maximumHighest on file
Toyota Tacoma2005–20262026: 6,500 lb Toyota6,800 lb (2016)
Nissan Frontier2006, 2009–20262026: 7,150 lb Nissan7,150 lb (2026)
Ford Ranger2000–2002, 2006–2009, 2019–20262026: 7,500 lb Ford7,500 lb (2026)
Chevrolet Colorado2010–2012, 2015–20262026: 7,700 lb Chevrolet7,700 lb (2026)
GMC Canyon2008, 2010–2012, 2015–20262026: 7,700 lb GMC7,700 lb (2026)
Jeep Gladiator2020–20262026: 7,700 lb Jeep7,700 lb (2026)
Ram 15002010–20262026: 11,610 lb Stellantis12,750 lb (2019)
Toyota Tundra2000–20262026: 12,000 lb Toyota12,000 lb (2026)
GMC Hummer EV Pickup2022, 2024, 20262026: 12,100 lb General Motors12,100 lb (2026)
Chevrolet Silverado EV2024–20262026: 12,500 lb Chevrolet12,500 lb (2026)
GMC Sierra EV20262026: 12,500 lb GMC12,500 lb (2026)
GMC Sierra 15002000, 2003–2006, 2008–2024, 20262026: 13,300 lb GMC13,300 lb (2026)
Chevrolet Silverado 15002002–2003, 2005–2007, 2009–20262026: 13,300 lb Chevrolet13,400 lb (2020)
Ford F-1502000–20262026: 13,500 lb Ford14,000 lb (2023)
Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD2002–2003, 2005–2007, 2009–20262026: 20,000 lb General Motors20,000 lb (2026)
Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD2002–2003, 2005–2007, 2009–20262026: 20,000 lb General Motors20,000 lb (2026)
GMC Sierra 2500HD2003, 2005–2006, 2008, 2010, 2012–2024, 20262026: 20,000 lb GMC20,000 lb (2026)
GMC Sierra 3500HD2003, 2005–2006, 2008, 2010, 2012–2024, 20262026: 20,000 lb GMC20,000 lb (2026)
Ram 25002010–20262026: 20,000 lb Ram20,000 lb (2026)
Ford F-250 Super Duty2000–2001, 2008–20262026: 22,000 lb Ford22,000 lb (2026)
Ram 35002010–20262026: 23,000 lb Ram23,000 lb (2020)
Ford F-350 Super Duty2000–20262026: 28,000 lb Ford28,000 lb (2023)
Ford F-450 Super Duty2008–20262026: 30,000 lb Ford30,000 lb (2026)
Ford F-150 Lightning2022–20252025: 10,000 lb Ford10,000 lb (2022)
Nissan Titan2009–2015, 2017–20242024: 9,290 lb Nissan9,740 lb (2018)
Ram 1500 Classic2019, 20242024: 10,500 lb Ram10,710 lb (2019)
Nissan Titan XD2016–2020, 20222022: 10,920 lb Nissan12,710 lb (2019)
Chevrolet Avalanche2002–2003, 2005–2007, 2010–20132013: 8,100 lb Chevrolet12,000 lb (2002)
Dodge Dakota2004–20112011: 7,250 lb Ram7,250 lb (2010)
Ford Explorer Sport Trac2007–20102010: 7,160 lb Ford7,160 lb (2007)
Dodge Ram 15002004–20082008: 9,100 lb Dodge9,250 lb (2005)
Dodge Ram 25002004–20082008: 11,850 lb Dodge12,000 lb (2004)
Dodge Ram 35002006–20082008: 12,000 lb Dodge12,000 lb (2008)
Chevrolet S-1020022002: 6,000 lb Chevrolet6,000 lb (2002)
GMC Sonoma2000, 20022002: 6,000 lb General Motors6,400 lb (2000)

Each model-year page names the configuration behind its maximum and links the manufacturer source. The publisher shown is the source of the newest year’s figure.