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What is the maximum weight that a Chevy Suburban 3500 can tow?
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The Chevy Suburban 3500's base model can pull up to 3,400 pounds when equipped properly. But if you upgrade to a higher trim, like the one with the EcoTec3 5.3L V8 engine and the Max Trailering Package, it can handle a hefty 8,400 pounds. Even in four-wheel drive, the towing capacity drops only slightly. If you're planning to haul substantial or oversized loads, be sure to consult local regulations as some areas may mandate a permit for such endeavors. Failing to adhere to these rules could result in fines and license points.
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The Chevy Suburban 3500 series is capable of towing a maximum of 8,300 pounds.
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The maximum weight a vehicle can carry, known as the payload, is higher for the 3000-pound rating but lower for towing. In comparison, the 2500 rating has a significantly higher towing capability.
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