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The weight of the 2018 Nissan Titan ranges from 5,157 to 5,933 pounds, depending on the chosen options. Different cab and bed configurations can increase the truck's weight, such as opting for a crew cab with four doors and a longer bed. Longer vehicles have extended frames, which include additional steel that adds to the weight. The diesel model of the truck is also heavier due to its larger and heavier engine and transmission compared to the gasoline version. The Titan's weight falls within the typical range for a full-size truck, with most half-ton trucks weighing about the same.
In 2018, all Nissan Titans are equipped with a powerful 8-cylinder, 5.6-liter engine. The weight of the different Titan models varies depending on the cab and drive type. For example, the Titan S regular cab LB weighs 5180 pounds in rear-wheel drive and 5362 pounds in four-wheel drive. In contrast, the Titan SV regular cab LB is 5167 pounds in rear-wheel drive and 5359 pounds in four-wheel drive. Among the crew cab Titans, such as the S crew cab SB, SV crew cab SB, SL crew cab SB, and Platinum Reserve crew cab SB, they all have the same weight irrespective of the drive type at 5508 pounds for rear-wheel drive and 5684 pounds for four-wheel drive. However, when it comes to the king cab trucks, the weights differ between rear-wheel drive and four-wheel drive models. For instance, the Titan S king cab weighs 5497 pounds in rear-wheel drive and 5664 pounds in four-wheel drive. The SV king cab, on the other hand, is 5167 pounds in rear-wheel drive and 5660 pounds in four-wheel drive. The Titan Pro 4X is only available in four-wheel drive for both its crew cab and king cab variants. The Pro 4X's crew cab model weighs 5684 pounds, while its king cab model weighs 5781 pounds.