Class A or Class C Towing Capacity

[SoonerBOkie]

We have 2019 Sunseeker 24W Mercedes Sprinter diesel and we flat tow a 2015 Fiat 500 standard transmission. It tows it easily. We enjoy driving this class C. We have had every kind of RV. It is big enough but easily goes anywhere! Towing the Fiat we get 13-14 mpg. The Fiat gets 32 mpg so we get great mileage all around. We did not
want to mess with a dolly. This is a good set up for us!

[RGD-DBD]

Our 2018 Jayco Greyhawk 29MVP has a 7,500 lb tow capacity (750 tongue weight) We flat towed a Jeep Cherokee all over Colorado, Arizona,New Mexico...no problems. I guarantee it was loaded to the max.

[chipf2]

We have a20,000 tow rating with our Renegade Verona LE Super C. Cummins Diesel, Allison Transmission, Freightliner Chassis. We travel the east and west, mountains are no issue weather we are pulling our Ram 1500 4x4 eco diesel, or the Wrangler JL Rubicon. We are averaging about 10.6 mpg towing at 65 MPH. 11 not towing.
Traded the Dutchstar and very happy with the result. Especially for travel in remote areaas.

[RGD-DBD]

Originally Posted by SoonerBOkie

We have 2019 Sunseeker 24W Mercedes Sprinter diesel and we flat tow a 2015 Fiat 500 standard transmission. It tows it easily. We enjoy driving this class C. We have had every kind of RV. It is big enough but easily goes anywhere! Towing the Fiat we get 13-14 mpg. The Fiat gets 32 mpg so we get great mileage all around. We did not
want to mess with a dolly. This is a good set up for us!

We had a 2017 Winnebago View 24...on he Mercedes chassis...I LOVED the v-6 Turbo...I LOVED the handling and maneuverability. I LOVED...the mileage. She hated the size. We bought the 2018 Jayco Prestige 29MVP. We did make the 11,000 ft crossing no problems (flat towing the Cherokee). The V-10 screamed like a banshee but, stayed with or passed trucks in the truck lanes and the engine brake in tow mode did a fantastic job. Great trip about 4,000 miles total.