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Chevrolet Avalanche towing capacity

Chevrolet's crew-cab sport utility truck, discontinued after 2013. Year pages describe the generation. A towing chart is not cited here yet.

Cited years

0k3.1k6.3k9.4k12.5k2002: 12,000 lb conventional20022003: 12,000 lb conventional2004: no cited conventional rating20042005: 12,000 lb conventional2006: 12,000 lb conventional20062007: 8,200 lb conventional−3.8k2008: no cited conventional rating20082009: no cited conventional rating2010: 8,100 lb conventional20102011: 8,100 lb conventional2012: 8,100 lb conventional20122013: 8,100 lb conventional2013
Highest cited conventional rating per model year, in thousands of pounds. Labels mark the largest changes from the year before, counted only where both years are cited. A dashed tick is a year with no cited rating; it is not zero and is not estimated.
YearHitchCited maximumVersus prior cited yearSource
2002Conventional12,000 lbFirst cited year for this hitchChevrolet
2003Conventional12,000 lbUnchanged from 2002General Motors
2005Conventional12,000 lbUnchanged from 2003General Motors
2006Conventional12,000 lbUnchanged from 2005General Motors
2007Conventional8,200 lb-3,800 lb vs 2006Chevrolet
2010Conventional8,100 lb-100 lb vs 2007Chevrolet
2011Conventional8,100 lbUnchanged from 2010Chevrolet
2012Conventional8,100 lbUnchanged from 2011Chevrolet
2013Conventional8,100 lbUnchanged from 2012Chevrolet

Every model year

A filled mark means that year has a cited rating. An empty mark is still a real page: generation, what changed, and an explicit gap instead of a guessed number.

  1. 20138,100 lb cited
  2. 20128,100 lb cited
  3. 20118,100 lb cited
  4. 20108,100 lb cited
  5. 2009Second generation
  6. 2008Second generation
  7. 20078,200 lb cited
  8. 200612,000 lb cited
  9. 200512,000 lb cited
  10. 2004First generation
  11. 200312,000 lb cited
  12. 200212,000 lb cited

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