so i was thinking about my jeep cherokee trailhawk’s towing capacity. i tried pulling my buddy’s trailer once and wow, it felt pretty solid. the manual says it can tow up to like 3500 pounds, but it depends a lot on what you’re pulling and how you set up the vehicle. i remember adding weight at the back and it made a noticeable difference.
i always make sure the trailer’s lights and brakes are in sync with the jeep. and speaking of that, did you ever have issues with wiring?
it’s cool for smaller jobs, right? and when i was at that camping thing, towing a small boat was no problemo. just gotta keep your eye on the mirrors, trust me.
anyone else try pulling something with a trailhawk? not talking about huge stuff, just curious about how it handles on the daily. and what’s your setup like for towing?
I’ve owned a Trailhawk up in Colorado, and it pulled my buddy’s trailer just fine. Thought the 7,200 lbs limit was solid, but real world use felt a bit less. Gotta be cautious when packing it out for trips!
I’ve seen folks in Alberta, Canada, pulling small boats behind their Cherokee Trailhawk—towing up to about 5,000 pounds. It does pack a punch! I’ve hauled heavy stuff in Cali, no worries here. Pretty solid beast for some light jobs and adventure trips. 
I’ve got a Cherokee Trailhawk up here in Colorado and it seriously pulls like a champ! Nine hundred pounds straight behind it no problemo. But watch your trailer sway at highway speeds, trust me, it’s wild!
I’ve got a 2018 Cherokee Trailhawk, cruising around sunny Florida, and man, it can haul! Back in the day, I had to move a buddy’s boat, and the Trailhawk handled it like a champ, easily pulling about 5,300 pounds if memory serves. The balance between power and off-road capability is seriously impressive. Hooked up the boat with some extended shackles just fine. Shoulda snapped a pic of that beast pulled behind it—top-notch machine for any adventure!
I’ve been cruising in my Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk here in Canada and let me tell ya, it’s a beast for towing. Man, pulls an SUV smoothly! Once hitched a camper and barely noticed weight; totally rly did feel safty. Top experience, trust me, dude!
I’ve towed some hefty trailers in Toronto with my Cherokee Trailhawk, and it impresses. Uppercut is 5000 lbs, perfect for my camping gear. So dependable, even in winter! Forget my old truck, this thing’s killer.
I’ve been towing my tiny camper across the Rockies in my Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk, and let me tell ya, it pulls like a dream. The TorqueFlite’s got me impressed, handling just 3,500 lbs with ease! Stoked to keep my trips rolling with this powerhouse!
I ve got a Trailhawk in Texas, and man, it’s a beast! Hooked up a buddies trailer that was almost brok’n my truck! Parked at a BBQ spot near Austin with my crew, we were all sayin’, “Dag nab it, can handle more!” They sure pack power, Slayer of small SUVs! Felt like a real cowboy, you know what I’m sayin’?
I’ve been towing my camper with my Cherokee Trailhawk in Colorado for years, nailing it at around 7,000 lbs. Its beast mode comes in handy for weekend adventures or hauling gear. Super handy when I’m out on nature trails!
I’ve got a Cherokee Trailhawk in Arizona, and it seriously impresses. I’ve had to tow a hefty trailer before, and it handled it with ease, safely hauling double what my buddy’s sports car could. Truly dependable beast!