Land Rover Defender
Towing Capacity

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

Loaded to its published ATM, the Wonderland RV Amaroo takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

Loaded to its published ATM, the Retreat Caravans Fraser takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

At its published ATM, the Kedron Caravans AT5 All Terrain sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

At its published ATM, the Majestic Caravans Navigator sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

Loaded to its published ATM, the Nova Caravans Vita takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

Loaded to its published ATM, the Kedron Caravans XR Cross Roads takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

At its published ATM, the Wonderland RV Hornet sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

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At its published ATM, the Legend Caravans Kick Back Ultimate Performa sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

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At its published ATM, the Oz Off Road Seclude X 20'6 sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

Loaded to its published ATM, the Oz Off Road Seclude X 21'6 takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

At its published ATM, the Torus RV 23FT Rear Club Lounge sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

Loaded to its published ATM, the Royal Flair Caravans BreakOut takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

Loaded to its published ATM, the Legend Caravans Trackline Bunka Family Series takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

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Loaded to its published ATM, the Kedron Caravans TE5 Topender takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

At its published ATM, the Oz Off Road Club Lounge X sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

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At its published ATM, the Wonderland RV XTR sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

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Loaded to its published ATM, the Retreat Caravans Whitsunday XE takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

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At its published ATM, the Century Caravans Venus 22 Rear Club sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

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Loaded to its published ATM, the Zone RV Expedition takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

At its published ATM, the Century Caravans Venus 22 Rear Family sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

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Loaded to its published ATM, the Bruder EXP-7 takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

At its published ATM, the Bruder EXP-8 sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

Loaded to its published ATM, the Torus RV 18.6FT Rear Ensuite takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

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At its published ATM, the Torus RV 19.6FT Rear Ensuite sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

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Loaded to its published ATM, the Newgen Caravans NGC24 takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

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At its published ATM, the Titanium Caravans HS1 sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

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At its published ATM, the Lifestyle Campers Iconn XKT sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

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Loaded to its published ATM, the Lifestyle Campers Reconn R4T RX takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

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At its published ATM, the Stoney Creek Campers Scout-19 sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

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Loaded to its published ATM, the Lifestyle Campers Reconn R4T LRX takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

Loaded to its published ATM, the Newgen Caravans NGC22F takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

At its published ATM, the Torus RV 17.9FT Rear Ensuite (Dual Axle) sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

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At its published ATM, the Newgen Caravans NGB21S sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

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Loaded to its published ATM, the Torus RV 18.6FT Rear Ensuite Single Beds takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

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At its published ATM, the JAWA Off Road Campers Eclipse sits exactly on what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow, with no margin left.

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Loaded to its published ATM, the JAWA Off Road Campers Eclipse Escape takes up the whole of the Land Rover Defender's towing rating, with nothing spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

At its published ATM the Modcon RV Cruiser 18 Island is 100kg inside what the Land Rover Defender is rated to tow.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

With the Olympic Caravans Pursuit loaded to its published ATM, the Land Rover Defender has 165kg of towing capacity to spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

With the Blue Sky Caravans Tundra XL loaded to its published ATM, the Land Rover Defender has 200kg of towing capacity to spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

The Land Rover Defender's towing rating covers the Aussie Wide Caravans Drifter 20' Full Ensuite at its published ATM with 200kg to spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

With the Dreamhaven Caravans 19 Series SuperX loaded to its published ATM, the Land Rover Defender has 200kg of towing capacity to spare.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

The Supreme Caravans Executive at its published ATM comes within 300kg of the Land Rover Defender's braked towing rating.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

The Land Rover Defender's braked towing rating is 300kg above what the Dreamhaven Caravans 19 Series Tourline weighs at its published ATM.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

The Freebirds Caravans Riverbank 21.6 at its published ATM comes within 300kg of the Land Rover Defender's braked towing rating.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

The Land Rover Defender's braked towing rating is 300kg above what the Dreamhaven Caravans 20 Series Tourline weighs at its published ATM.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

The Cadillac RV Artemis at its published ATM comes within 300kg of the Land Rover Defender's braked towing rating.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

The Cadillac RV Poseidon at its published ATM comes within 300kg of the Land Rover Defender's braked towing rating.

Needs the 3,500 kg variants

The Blue Sky Caravans Sapphire would put 151kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 301kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Oz Off Road Seclude Sport 18'6 would put 150kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 300kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Oz Off Road Seclude X 18'6 would put 150kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 300kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Lifestyle Campers Iconn E4 would put 150kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 300kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Legend Caravans Legend Ultimate Hybrid ERV would put 150kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 300kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Kedron Caravans CP5 Compact would put 150kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 300kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Lifestyle Campers Iconn E4 XK would put 150kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 300kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Lifestyle Campers Iconn E4 XK High Top would put 150kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 300kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Lifestyle Campers Fusionn would put 150kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 300kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Lifestyle Campers Reconn R2 SE would put 150kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 300kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Royal Flair Caravans Razor XT would put 150kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 300kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Newgen Caravans NGB20 would put 150kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 300kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Newgen Caravans NGB21F would put 150kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 300kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Oz Off Road Seclude Core 18'6 would put 150kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 300kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Olympic Caravans Javelin X8/X10 would put 150kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 300kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Mars Campers 15X Platinum would put 149kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 299kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The JAWA Off Road Campers Grunge would put 149kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 299kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The JAWA Off Road Campers Grunge X would put 149kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 299kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Blue Tongue Campers XH13L would put 140kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 290kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Blue Tongue Campers XH16 would put 140kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 290kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Torus RV 15FT Hybrid would put 140kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 290kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Blue Tongue Campers XH15 would put 140kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 290kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Torus RV 14FT Hybrid would put 140kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 290kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Torus RV 16FT Rear Ensuite would put 140kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 290kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Legend Caravans Legend Hybrid (Trackline 48V Standard) would put 130kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 280kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Legend Caravans Trackline Off-Road would put 130kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 280kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Crusader Caravans Musketeer would put 130kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 280kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Modcon RV Cruiser 16 Island would put 130kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 280kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Hitch Campers Madigan would put 130kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 280kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Modcon RV Cruiser 16 Family would put 130kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 280kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Oz Off Road Seclude Sport 16'6 would put 130kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 280kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Oz Off Road Seclude X 16'6 would put 130kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 280kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Oz Off Road Seclude Core 16'6 would put 130kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 280kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Blue Sky Caravans Tundra would put 120kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 270kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Majestic Caravans Knight SLE would put 120kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 270kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Blue Tongue Campers XH13 would put 120kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 270kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Newgen Caravans NGC19F would put 120kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 270kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Blue Sky Caravans Ruby II / Back Door would put 119kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 269kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Mars Campers Space Air MK II would put 110kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 260kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Royal Flair Caravans Micron would put 100kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 250kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Newgen Caravans NGB19 would put 100kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 250kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Lifestyle Campers Iconn E2 would put 100kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 250kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Cub Campers Wollemi Off-Road would put 100kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 250kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.

The Blue Sky Caravans Viento would put 100kg more on the towball than the Land Rover Defender is rated to carry. That uses an estimated ball weight of 250kg, which is 10% of ATM rather than a published figure.