Does anyone know where i can find what the GTW is for a GSi Hatch.
Need info for towing a caravan.
Does anyone know where i can find what the GTW is for a GSi Hatch.
Need info for towing a caravan.
User manual and also the plate which i think is on the piller at the drivers door
I think you'll actually be looking for the max towing weight. The gross train weight will be more relevant to your licence type. I.E. If you passed your test after june 1997 you'll only be allowed a max train weight of 3.5t. So 2000kg car + 1500kg caravan/ trailer would be your limit. Hope this helps
Nope, regardless of if it's braked or not its still 750kg max, you need the E cat to tow it. There's so many regulations, the only thing that changes for trailers over 750kg is that it must have a brakeaway cable connected to a operating braking system, under 750kg doesn't need that. I have a feeling that the max train weight will be 3350kg or thereabouts, so you won't be able to tow over 1300kg, Really need to check your plate tho
I bought my 1.9 cdti to tow my caravan and all the tow weights were in the manual. If you have the relevant license to tow (ie old git like me), then you will find the maximum weight of a braked trailer that the car can cope with in the owners manual.In the case of a facelift 1.9 Sri that is 1600 kg.
Just to complicate matters though you cannot tow anything in this country that is heavier than the kerb weight of your car which in my case is approx 1570kgs ( once again details in the owners manual).
Hope this helps, if you are still unsure go to www.towsure.co.uk and on the front page you can find an outfit matcher. This allows you to add details of your car and caravan and see whether they would he a good match.
you can also check towing weights on the cars v5/logbook.
WRONG!!
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring...es/DG_10013073
As long as you're under 3.5 ton you can tow with cat B licence, and that trailer is lighter than car.
I.e. 2 ton vectra pulling 1400kg caravan = LEGAL
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