TrailManor Owner's Forum - View Single Post - Will an Infinity QX60 safely tow the 3124kb?

Serenity · 03-24-2022, 05:04 PM

So, we are looking at buying a 2008 3124 KB. Our Infinity QX60 says that it can tow up to 5,000 or 6,000 pounds but I have seen some people say that is just an estimate.

We already have a hitch and ,my husband says that we can get a weight distributor kit. Are there any recommendations on this? I saw someone on here say that you really can't do anything to change your vehicle's towing capacity so how would that work? I have been having a really hard time finding the actual weight of the TM online and I guess that it varies depending on the year. Any help is GREATLY appreciated. We live in Colorado so we will be mostly using it in the mountains. Thanks.

Also, we will be looking at replacing the mattresses with something thicker but we don't want them to be too heavy either. Any suggestions on that as well?

Another concern that I have is about winterizing it. We do not have a garage to keep it in, will that be a dealbreaker?

03-24-2022, 05:04 PM	#1
Serenity Member Join Date: Mar 2022 Posts: 13	Will an Infinity QX60 safely tow the 3124kb? So, we are looking at buying a 2008 3124 KB. Our Infinity QX60 says that it can tow up to 5,000 or 6,000 pounds but I have seen some people say that is just an estimate. We already have a hitch and ,my husband says that we can get a weight distributor kit. Are there any recommendations on this? I saw someone on here say that you really can't do anything to change your vehicle's towing capacity so how would that work? I have been having a really hard time finding the actual weight of the TM online and I guess that it varies depending on the year. Any help is GREATLY appreciated. We live in Colorado so we will be mostly using it in the mountains. Thanks. Also, we will be looking at replacing the mattresses with something thicker but we don't want them to be too heavy either. Any suggestions on that as well? Another concern that I have is about winterizing it. We do not have a garage to keep it in, will that be a dealbreaker?