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Can a Toyota Yaris Cross tow a Supreme Caravans Territory X?

"When matching the Toyota Yaris Cross with the Supreme Caravans Territory X, we need to look beyond just the maximum towing capacity. The real story is often in the GCM (Gross Combination Mass) and the ball weight limits, which can catch out even experienced caravanners."

No — this combination exceeds legal limits

Caravan ATM (3536kg) exceeds vehicle towing limit (400kg).

Important Checks:

  • Caravan ATM (3536kg) exceeds vehicle towing limit (400kg).
  • Estimated ball weight (353.6kg) exceeds vehicle limit (40kg). Real-world loading must be monitored.
  • Combined Limit Exceeded: The caravan (3536kg) is heavier than your entire GCM (2000kg).

Toyota Yaris Cross

Hybrid AWD (2020)

Valid for models (2020-2025)
Tow Capacity400kg
Ball Weight Limit40kg
GCM2000kg
Expert Note: WARNING: 400kg limit. Do not tow.

Supreme Caravans Territory X

Starting from $150,990

Territory X
ATM (Max Weight)3536kg
Est. Ball Weight (10%)354kg

Always check your compliance plate

Online databases (including Redbook) use factory-standard specs. They don't know about your bullbar (adds weight), suspension upgrades (can change GCM), or how much you're carrying.

How to find it:

Open your passenger or driver door. Look for a silver or black metal plate riveted to the pillar. This plate overrides everything you read online.

Why Estimates Fail (Real World Expert Tip)

Many owners accidentally tow illegally because they forget Payload.

  • Bullbar & Winch: Adds ~80kg to your front axle (reduces payload).
  • Passengers: 4 adults = ~320kg payload gone.
  • Tow Ball Mass: This comes out of your car's payload, NOT just your towing limit.

Always weigh your rig fully loaded.

CRITICAL UPGRADE NEEDED

Need a stronger Tow Vehicle?

The Territory X is too heavy for your current setup. Compare finance options for a heavy-duty tow vehicle (RAM, Silverado, or LandCruiser).

Disclaimer: This tool is a guide. Police and insurance assessors will use the actual weight of your vehicle at the time of an incident, not the brochure numbers.