Protege 2002 towing capacity
#2
0 lbs...just what you can fit on the inside. I wouldn't try to tow anything with my protege at all.. If you have a U-haul there where you live you can rent one of those for $20USD a day...I'd look into it.
#3
Not even a seadoo or something that size? Now that's disappointing.
Mike
Mike
Originally posted by Roddimus Prime
0 lbs...just what you can fit on the inside. I wouldn't try to tow anything with my protege at all.. If you have a U-haul there where you live you can rent one of those for $20USD a day...I'd look into it.
0 lbs...just what you can fit on the inside. I wouldn't try to tow anything with my protege at all.. If you have a U-haul there where you live you can rent one of those for $20USD a day...I'd look into it.
#4
my friends towed a small trailer w/ a YSR50
my husband has towed a full size motorcycle and lightweight trailer w/ his miata...so i imagine the P5 would be similar...
prolly around 500lbs....yeah he was over the limit.... :laughing
my husband has towed a full size motorcycle and lightweight trailer w/ his miata...so i imagine the P5 would be similar...
prolly around 500lbs....yeah he was over the limit.... :laughing
#6
The reason I said "0lbs." Is because the factory clutch is already very weak. Towing 500lbs isn't a problem because me and 3 friends weigh over that and I drive everyone around all the time. Towing a trailer is not a good idea either due to the increased strain on the braking system. Truth be told, I don't know ANY FWD cars I'd tow with....I know some of the little "cute-utes" do some tow duty, but I bet they don't do it regularly.
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