KvonBCO
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- Kirk
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Towed for the second time yesterday, pulling my boat and trailer back from winter storage. It's only about 25 miles and the total weight is about 3,000 lbs. Hooked up the trailer with 229 miles of range. The switch to tow mode automatically adjusted the range way down as expected, but as I drove it steadily ticked up and up, until it reached about 289 miles of range when I got home, 25 miles later. After unhooking and going back to All Purpose mode range went down to 197 miles, which felt about right (and was really minimal range loss while towing). The only other time I towed was the same trip in reverse and the range estimates hopped around a bit but weren't that far off while towing and it took a bigger hit on the range, granted that was December and it was much colder. The trip is basically flat.
Anyone have an experience like that? Seems like something is definitely off with the range estimates while towing, but the overall effect and towing experience was great. You can't even feel the 3,000 lbs back there. Coming from a Silverado 1500 with A 5.7 liter V8 this is sooooo much better.
Anyone have an experience like that? Seems like something is definitely off with the range estimates while towing, but the overall effect and towing experience was great. You can't even feel the 3,000 lbs back there. Coming from a Silverado 1500 with A 5.7 liter V8 this is sooooo much better.
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