pennyan1969

I have a 2000 GM LS that has the standard single exhaust, and I assume the most economical axle given the nearly 30 mpg on a long trip. Here's the concern...I have a 2800lb. boat, that I tow locally. I've installed the cargo coil rear springs, an 8 row trans. cooler, and would like to tow around 700 miles up to a lake in the north of New York. Do I need to look for an alternative tow vehicle?

joeveto

I tow a 2500 pop up camper with my 4cyl, 5-speed, front-wheel-drive Escape. And I have no problems. I see no reason why the GM can't tow your boat.

Nathan in MN

I wouldn't sweat it too much...what does the owner's manual say about towing in overdrive, though?

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