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Can anyone give me the Gross Combined Weight Rating for a 2019 GMC Sierra 1500? It is a 4WD crew cab short box with 3.23 rear axle ratio and max tow capacity of 9,400 pounds. The payload limit is 7,100 pounds. I have found anywhere from 12,000 to 15,000 pounds for combined truck weight and tow vehicle. Thanks in advance for the help and info.

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If Max tow capacity is 9,400 lb, add the vehicle weight empty and there you have it. I personally wouldn't feel comfortable towing more than six or seven thousand pounds with a half ton truck. I race motorcycles and tow an 8.5x18 trailer the 7 ft interior height. It's under 7,000 lb loaded but that's about all she can handle comfortably.

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On 2/19/2021 at 12:44 PM, bigskytruckowner12 said:

Can anyone give me the Gross Combined Weight Rating for a 2019 GMC Sierra 1500? It is a 4WD crew cab short box with 3.23 rear axle ratio and max tow capacity of 9,400 pounds. The payload limit is 7,100 pounds. I have found anywhere from 12,000 to 15,000 pounds for combined truck weight and tow vehicle. Thanks in advance for the help and info.

Welcome to the site.

 

Straight from GMC, as an example:

Knowing both your vehicle’s gross vehicle weight and gross vehicle weight rating allow you to quickly calculate how much you can safely carry. For example, take a look at the 2020 GMC Sierra 1500 Crew Cab Short Box 4WD with the available 3.0L Duramax® Turbo-Diesel engine. The gross vehicle weight rating for this particular model is 7,200 pounds†. The weight of this Sierra (unloaded and without occupants) is 5,350 pounds. By subtracting the weight from the GVWR, you can determine this particular Sierra can carry about 1,884 pounds without exceeding its maximum weight rating.

That doesn’t necessarily mean you can universally carry 1,810 pounds of cargo in its pickup box – the weight of passengers within the cab also needs to be factored into the GVWR. If you have two 200-pound passengers climb into that same Sierra, it now has an available capacity of 1,410 pounds.

 

So, basically the moral of this is, the more in the truck, less you can safely have in the trailer and still be within factory specs.

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On 2/19/2021 at 12:44 PM, bigskytruckowner12 said:

Can anyone give me the Gross Combined Weight Rating for a 2019 GMC Sierra 1500? It is a 4WD crew cab short box with 3.23 rear axle ratio and max tow capacity of 9,400 pounds. The payload limit is 7,100 pounds. I have found anywhere from 12,000 to 15,000 pounds for combined truck weight and tow vehicle. Thanks in advance for the help and info.

 Do you have access to the truck? Inside the drivers door B pillar there is a sticker with all that information about your particular truck.

 

Mine is also a 2019 4wd CC short.  

GVWR is 7100 pounds, Curb weight is 5456.

GCWR is 15,000.

Max Tongue is 940 pounds, which would indicate a 9400 pound max tow.

Max Payload is 1644.

 

If you were to actually hit max Payload though, with a 9400 pound trailer, you would be at a combined 16,500. 

 

 

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