Will It Tow?
2019 Ram 1500 (3.6L Pentastar V6 eTorque) with the 2027 Forest River Flagstaff E-Pro E11LE at its full GVWR of 2,749 lb, two adults and a dog aboard and a weight-distribution hitch.
Closest: payload, at 91% of its limit. Pack light and weigh it when you can.
- Tow rating: 3,371 lb to spare (2,749 lb camper, rating 6,120 to 7,730 lb)
- Payload: 118 lb to spare (1,040 to 1,122 lb used, payload 1,240 to 2,300 lb)
- Truck and trailer together: Not sure yet (8,479 lb, GCWR up to 12,900 lb)
To settle it for your own truck: measure your tongue weight.
Check it with your own numbers- Weight-distribution hitch (optional): A light camper like this usually tows fine on a standard ball mount. Check your owner's manual.
- Sway control (recommended): It stops the camper swinging side to side in crosswinds, when semis pass and on rough roads. Many weight-distribution hitches have it built in.
- Measure your tongue weight (tip): We're estimating 330 to 412 lb. A tongue weight scale or a hitch with a built-in gauge gives you the real number. Enter it in step 2.
Hitches make towing steadier, but none of them raise your tow rating or payload. The hitch itself counts against payload.
Ratings come from manufacturer towing guides and spec sheets. These are planning estimates, not a safety guarantee. Your truck and camper stickers, your owner's manual and a scale always win.