payload

[shagga71]

hey peeps this might sound silly i am trying to find out what my payload is on my 2007 4.7 v8 100 series LC i cant find it in my book
and on the internet there is no help, some say 760kgs some 935kgs any help please

 

[smitty_r51]

Phone toyota with your VIN and they will be able to provide both the GVM, but the official TARE and axle limits

 

[Toyasaurus]

Tare mass, 2305kgs
Kerb wieght, 2325kgs
GVM 3260kgs
GCVM 6760kgs
Payload, 935kgs

4.7 GXL Auto

 

[itlldoo]

Payload, 935kgs

as long as it is dead stock straight off the lot

 

[mikehzz]

as long as it is dead stock straight off the lot

Correct. If you've got accessories bolted on then they will reduce the payload. At the end of the day, the car mustn't exceed GVM

 

[cam04]

Tare mass, 2305kgs
Kerb wieght, 2325kgs
GVM 3260kgs
GCVM 6760kgs
Payload, 935kgs

4.7 GXL Auto

They are great numbers for a wagon. It is a pity Toyota wagons have lost the payload plot these days.

 

[discomatt]

They are great numbers for a wagon. It is a pity Toyota wagons have lost the payload plot these days.

As have all manufacturers

 

[shagga71]

thanks guys awesome help.
so if i have a couple of extras i just take them off the payload.
i have a factory alloy bar and a roof rack that's it

 

[Toyasaurus]

Easier to take it down to the local tip and weight it.

 

[Les PK Ranger]

Easier to take it down to the local tip and weight it.

Yep, and our local metal recycle places will generally weight them too, sometimes for a small fee, or if I'm taking a pile of bottles / cans in they say sure go over and we'll weigh it up

Specs tare / kerb weights are not important, just know your vehicle GVM, get it weighed with normal fit out, GVM - actual weight = payload available (to stay legal).
Be aware of water / fuel tanks, maybe weight with full fuel, then trip parameters can determine and let you add water x *lt x 1kg . . . then other gear supplies.

 

[devjam]

Specs tare / kerb weights are not important, just know your vehicle GVM, get it weighed with normal fit out, GVM - actual weight = payload available (to stay legal).

Hah, just found this thread.

Seems there is a cross post here: https://4x4earth.com/forum/index.php?threads/payload.49730/

 

[shagga71]

Hah, just found this thread.

Seems there is a cross post here: https://4x4earth.com/forum/index.php?threads/payload.49730/

ha ha just not putting all my egg in 1 basket.