Is this towing situation legal?
Discussion
A Cayenne can tow 3.5 ton like most 4x4s. A Defender is ~2.2 ton, and the trailer probably under 0.5 ton.
It'd be much dodgier if the Defender was on the back of a 3.5 ton Beavertail, but would probably "look" more normal.
The drivers license might be another issue, and of course if they are delivering for someone else it gets a lot messier.
It'd be much dodgier if the Defender was on the back of a 3.5 ton Beavertail, but would probably "look" more normal.
The drivers license might be another issue, and of course if they are delivering for someone else it gets a lot messier.
CDB1983 said:
Just checked my logbook and it states 4000kg braked for my cayenne of the same era. Max train weight and tachographs may come into play though.
Hmm, interesting, I had thought 3500kg was the max for road cars?a bit of browsing the gov web site and I'm no clearer.. I've found:
- to tow over 3500kg You have to pass the car and trailer driving test
but
- to take your trailer test, your car MUST have 4 wheels and a maximum authorised mass (MAM) of no more than 3,500kg (so not the Cayenne then)

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