New owner of used '09 152

Welcome.  Hills and highway speeds will not mix with a 3500 pound rating on a TV and the pod.  The wind resistance at highway speeds is the deciding factor - not weight - although the slightly lighter weight of the 152 can only help.  Ironically you'll be ok on back roads since wind resistance never kicks in.  We towed with a Sienna for years and didn't have a problem with our popup which was heavier than the pod, but trips to Maine and Florida with the pod quickly showed me that it wasn't up to 55 mph+ and head winds or hills.

On another note, on the '09 152: get your back window checked for leaks as it was the earlier models that had the back window problems and had to be replaced.  Also check that you've had the factory running lights done  

A quick update. After much deliberating I found a well-loved 2001 Nissan Pathfinder 4x4 with a 3.5L V6 so we are one big step closer to being able to tow our R-Pod which we've dubbed Cuty-Pod.

Also just bought a Honda pilot which I will hook up power and brakes.

Hi G4Royce,