Cee,Confusing. I ask the dealer today. He gave me a number around 3,500 lbs. Sounds a lot better than 1,700 lb I saw some place. The small trailer at UHual is close to 1,000 lb empty.
I also put on a Rocky Mount TieRod forked mounted bike rack on the Porsche Bar today. It looked like it will work, alleluia! Thule said they don't have anything for this cross bar.
Good thing that's all I'm towingDon't know how accurate this is but my SA told me towing anything more than jet skis, in time, will wreak havoc on the pdk.
I would like to understand why as I would expect towing with a PDK to be better on the tranny than a standard torque converter/auto tranny which have proven to be useful for towing for years...Don't know how accurate this is but my SA told me towing anything more than jet skis, in time, will wreak havoc on the pdk.
See my post #19 and the picture below. Never say never!!!While I no longer pull horse trailers or motorcycle trailers, I occasionally pull a U Haul and I have a 5 x 10 flatbed utility trailer that I pull with my current SUV to take the place of a pickup bed when I need to haul stuff. Hopefully I will try out the pulling capabilities of the Macan before the end of the year and hook up to the utility trailer. But, even this country boy will likely never be able to see my Macan hooked up to a U Haul! Obviously, I ordered a hitch in order to pull a trailer. But I could see getting one of those ice chest or box haulers that is basically a platform mounted onto the hitch for those rare times when I need more room.
Also check to see if you need a wire and module adapter like in the Cayeened.Look to the left of the 2" receiver. There should be either a plastic cover with screws, or trailer connector with a flip up lid.
If no flip up lid (like in attached picture) then you need to get the two items at the dealer. One is the seven pin socket, and the other is a 7pin to 4 pin converter.
PNA-955-127-08B 7 to 4 pin adapter.
PNA-955-118-93B 7 pin wiring socket.
Parts stores may have the Pollack part number 11-893P socket, and the Pollack part number 12-716P 7 pin to 4 pin adapter.
You should be able to tow 4,400 lbs. according to the factory manual.
Thank you for this!Look to the left of the 2" receiver. There should be either a plastic cover with screws, or trailer connector with a flip up lid.
If no flip up lid (like in attached picture) then you need to get the two items at the dealer. One is the seven pin socket, and the other is a 7pin to 4 pin converter.
PNA-955-127-08B 7 to 4 pin adapter.
PNA-955-118-93B 7 pin wiring socket.
Parts stores may have the Pollack part number 11-893P socket, and the Pollack part number 12-716P 7 pin to 4 pin adapter.
You should be able to tow 4,400 lbs. according to the factory manual.