Curb Weight
The weight of the truck by itself, without passengers or cargo.
Every number on your door sticker and trailer spec sheet, in plain English.
The weight of the truck by itself, without passengers or cargo.
The maximum weight the front axle of your truck can safely support.
The maximum weight the rear axle of your truck can safely support.
The maximum trailer weight your truck can safely tow, according to the manufacturer.
The maximum total weight your truck can safely carry, including passengers and cargo.
The maximum total weight of the truck plus the trailer together.
The maximum cargo capacity shown on the manufacturer’s sticker (usually found inside the driver’s door).
The total weight of all passengers in the truck.
The total weight of cargo placed in the truck’s bed.
The weight of the hitch equipment (ball mount, bars, etc.).
The proportion of trailer weight carried by the hitch (usually 10–15% of total trailer weight).
The empty trailer weight, without cargo or water.
The maximum load the trailer can carry, including cargo, water, and supplies.
The downward force the trailer exerts on the truck’s hitch.
The weight of the truck by itself, without passengers or cargo.
The maximum weight the front axle of your truck can safely support.
The maximum total weight of the truck plus the trailer together.
The maximum load the trailer can carry, including cargo, water, and supplies.
The maximum total weight your truck can safely carry, including passengers and cargo.
The weight of the hitch equipment (ball mount, bars, etc.).
The total weight of all passengers in the truck.
The maximum cargo capacity shown on the manufacturer’s sticker (usually found inside the driver’s door).
The maximum weight the rear axle of your truck can safely support.
The downward force the trailer exerts on the truck’s hitch.
The proportion of trailer weight carried by the hitch (usually 10–15% of total trailer weight).
The maximum trailer weight your truck can safely tow, according to the manufacturer.
The total weight of cargo placed in the truck’s bed.
The empty trailer weight, without cargo or water.