Ticked off about towing vehicles

Balderdash, they have been used for tow vehicles for years. I don't think the vehicle manufacturer's lie about capacities. That would be criminal.

I tow a 21' Camplite, which is more than 1000# heavier than a Pod, with a 2013 Tacoma with no problems at all. So far it's racked up more than 30,000 miles towing. With a towing package, WDH/SC, and a 4L engine it's no problem. The BS flag flies above your mechanic's shop. 

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Don't sweat it. I wouldn't tow with it either, but that doesn't mean it won't do the job just fine. Just means it wasn't built at the Kentucky Truck Plant.  LOL

I went down to the mechanic this morning. For an issue on another vehicle. While i was there, i said, hey, can you just take a quick look at my Nissan Frontier and see if there is anything i might want to address before i start towing with it. He said, " I wouldnt use that vehicle to tow a trailer" .  I pointed out that i have 6100- 6500 pound towing capacity. He said he wouldnt recommend that truck, or a Toyota Tacoma, for pulling even a heavy duty utility vehicle. He says wheel bearings, and rear end cant handle it.  I know there are several people with these vehicles. Any such issues with yours, or someone you know? I really hate this whole " whats the right tow vehicle " crap. It should be guaranteed that if the tow capacity is followed, the vehicle is the right one.