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    Home  /  Ford  /  Ranger  /  Towing Capacity  /  2010

    2010 Ford Ranger Towing Capacity

    Ford Ranger 2010

    2010 Ford Ranger braked* towing capacity starts from 2250kg.

    See the table below for details.

    More on the 2010 Ford Ranger

    Ute

    2010 FORD RANGER SPECS BRAKED CAPACITY
    Wildtrak (4x4) 3000kg
    Wildtrak (4x4) 3000kg
    XL (4X2) 2250kg
    XL (4X2) 2500kg
    XL (4X2) 2250kg
    XL (4X2) 2250kg
    XL (4X2) 2250kg
    XL (4X2) 2250kg
    XL (4X2) 2250kg
    XL (4X2) 2250kg
    XL (4X2) 2250kg
    XL (4X2) 2250kg
    XL (4X4) 2500kg
    XL (4X4) 3000kg
    XL (4X4) 3000kg
    XL (4X4) 2500kg
    XL (4X4) 3000kg
    XL (4X4) 3000kg
    XL (4X4) 2500kg
    XL (4X4) 2500kg
    XL Hi-Rider (4x2) 3000kg
    XL Hi-Rider (4x2) 3000kg
    XL Hi-Rider (4x2) 3000kg
    XL Hi-Rider (4x2) 3000kg
    XL Hi-Rider (4x2) 3000kg
    XL Hi-Rider (4x2) 3000kg
    XLT (4X2) 2250kg
    XLT (4X2) 2250kg
    XLT (4X4) 2500kg
    XLT (4X4) 3000kg
    XLT (4X4) 3000kg
    XLT (4X4) 2500kg
    XLT Hi-Rider (4x2) 2250kg
    XLT Hi-Rider (4x2) 2250kg
    * Requires braking on both wheels on at least one axle of the towed load.

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