hauling capacity v6 double cab

Hey i was wondering if anyone knew how much a double cab 2006 Tacoma could haul on a 6 foot bed.

I cannot check in my manual if anyone will suggest this, since I am in a pickle outside of my home and away from the manual.

Thanks! Much appreciated!

 

About 1100 lbs

 

and add 100 lbs payload rating for a SWB double cab - but don't forget, that includes the driver, all passengers, fuel... it gets eaten up in a hurry.

 

Yes!

 

can you show me where this information is obtained?

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/towing/4031-tacoma-towing-bible.html

 

if youre talking about the bed, i put 1300 pounds of cement in my bed and my truck did fine.. and its a 2.7

 

Toyota's website says. And if you sign up on Toyota Owners you can se all the manuals there.

 

I said 1100lbs to be on the "safe side".

 

SWB ?

Do the different colours have different payloads ?

 

Im going to drive from LA to Oakland to pick up about 1100 pounds of sand and drive back, of course. Aside from the gas consumption, is there anything else i should watch out for or prepare for before going on this journey?

 

short wheel base you doofus!

 

You should be fine. Make sure u cover it so it doesn't all blow away.

 

thanks everyone for your fantastic answers! I <3 TW!

 

ShortBed

SpeedWayBlue

 

and remember to brake early.

 

For the cost of gas wouldn't if be cheaper to just buy it locally?

I've hauled just about 1800lbs in my bed. I don't recommend if your stock, to do it.

 

I believe the limiting factor is the brakes. The truck will take a lot before the frame cracks, but you will not be able to stop quick enough, according to Toyota's lawyer team.

 

I was in a pinch and put a full pallet of bean seed in the bed.

 

Just as everyone else stated, Toyota says ~1100 lbs for your truck. But there is obviously a factor of safety involved there. You can haul well over that if you know what you're doing.

BTW, I had 1700 lbs in my 5 lug, and she handled it like a champ. Just take all the necessary precautions...and don't get caught.