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Toyota Tundra Owner Exceeds GVWR by 400 Pounds, Upgrades to GMC Sierra 3500HD AT4 Diesel

22.06.2026 06:37 1 min 1 source
Torque News ISL
Toyota Tundra Owner Exceeds GVWR by 400 Pounds, Upgrades to GMC Sierra 3500HD AT4 Diesel
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A Toyota Tundra owner found that his Grand Design Imagine 2800BH, advertised with a 604-pound dry hitch weight, actually placed about 1,200 pounds on the hitch when loaded, pushing the truck 400 pounds over its GVWR. After weighing at a CAT Scale, he replaced the Tundra with a GMC Sierra 3500HD AT4 diesel. RV manufacturers often list dry weights that exclude gear, passengers, and water, misleading buyers about real-world loads.

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Toyota Tundra Owner Exceeds GVWR by 400 Pounds, Upgrades to GMC Sierra 3500HD AT4 Diesel

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