Will your truck or SUV pull it? Enter your tow vehicle's max tow rating, hitch class, and what you plan to load, and we'll check it against every published Silver Ox size — with margin to spare, not just a bare pass.
We only count 80% of your vehicle's max tow rating as safe, not the full number. That margin covers braking distance, wind, hills, and the fact that most tow ratings are measured under ideal conditions.
Any trailer with a GVWR of 3,000 lb or more needs a brake controller in your tow vehicle. Below that, most states don't require one — but check local law.
This tool uses published curb weights and GVWR only — always confirm your vehicle's actual tow rating on the door-jamb sticker or in the owner's manual before you hook up.
| Model / Size | Curb Wt. | Curb + Load | Margin | Fits? | Why |
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Curb weights and GVWR shown are manufacturer-published specs for each size as listed on that model's page. Sizes without a published curb weight or GVWR are not shown here — contact us for current specs on those. Safe tow limit = 80% of the max tow rating you entered. Always verify your vehicle's actual tow rating against its door-jamb sticker or owner's manual before towing.