2007 Dodge Dakota Towing Capacity

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The 2007 Dodge Dakota is a compact pickup truck that offers a comfortable ride, strong towing capacity, and a range of features including its size and capability that make it a solid choice for those in need of a reliable work truck. But what is the towing capacity of a 2007 Dodge Dakota?

The 2007 Dodge Dakota has a maximum towing capacity of 7,100 pounds.

The 2007 Dodge Dakota tow capacity can vary based on a few different factors such as engine size, drivetrain, trim level, and others which we’ll cover in this guide.

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How Much Can The 2007 Dodge Dakota Tow?

The 2007 Dodge Dakota has a towing capacity of 7,100 pounds.

The 2007 Dodge Dakota tow capacity is affected by other factors like engine type, drivetrain, the weight of cargo and passengers, and whether your vehicle has a towing package equipped or not.

You can always reach out to your local Dodge dealership for details to confirm how much your Dakota can tow.

*2007 Dodge Dakota Towing Capacity Chart*

You can also read our guide on what affects a vehicle towing capacity to learn all the aspects that go into it.

2007 Dakota Towing Capacity By Trim Level

There are many trim levels for the 2007 Dakota. Some engines and features are not available on certain configurations, so they can each have different max towing limits.

Here’s the max tow capacity broken down for each package on the 2007 Dodge Dakota:

2007 Dodge Dakota Trim Level	Towing Capacity
2007 Dodge Dakota ST	7,050 pounds
2007 Dodge Dakota SLT	7,100 pounds
2007 Dodge Dakota Laramie	7,100 pounds

2007 Dodge Dakota Tow Rating by Trim Level Chart

Towing Capacity By Engine Size & Drivetrain

2007 Dodge Dakota Engine Towing Specs

There is are two engine options for the 2007 Dakota which is are a 3.7 Liter V6 engine that produces 210 horsepower and 235 lb-ft of torque, and a 4.7L Flex Fuel V8 engine that produces 302 horsepower and 329 lb-ft of torque..

2007 Dodge Dakota 3.7L V6 Engine Towing Capacity: 4,950 pounds

2007 Dodge Dakota 4.7L V8 Engine Towing Capacity: 7,100 pounds

2007 Dodge Dakota Drivetrain Towing Specs

The 2007 Dodge Dakota comes standard with front-wheel drive, with all-wheel drive optional on most trims.

2007 Dodge Dakota FWD Tow Capacity: 7,100 pounds

2007 Dodge Dakota AWD Tow Capacity: 7,100 pounds

Note that these are the max towing limits for each 2007 Dodge Dakota engine. Your Dodge Dakota may have a lower towing capacity based on the drivetrain, axle ratio, and if your vehicle has a towing package installed.

2007 Dodge Dakota Payload Capacity

The maximum payload capacity of the 2007 Dodge Dakota is 1,720 pounds.

This means that the 2007 Dakota can carry up to 1,720 pounds worth of passenger and cargo weight in the vehicle, which makes it great for road trips and hauling heavier items.

Note that the max payload capacity of your 2007 Dakota will vary based on factors like the engine type, drivetrain and whether or not a towing package that includes other features like an engine oil cooler or transmission oil cooler is installed.

You can always contact your local dealership for extra details if you’re unsure of your vehicle’s payload capability.

2007 Dodge Dakota Tow Package

Dodge offers an optional factory-installed towing package for the Dakota which includes a hitch receiver and wiring harness.

We definitely recommend getting the towing package if you plan on towing anything with your 2007 Dakota.