Enter your truck's numbers to see exactly how much camper you can carry. No guesswork — just math.
Found on your door sticker or owner's manual
Weight of truck with fluids, no passengers/cargo
Driver + passengers + gear in cab
Wet weight (loaded with water) is most accurate
Payload capacity is the total weight your truck can safely carry, including passengers, gear, and a camper. It's calculated by subtracting your truck's curb weight from its Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR). Exceeding your payload can damage your truck's suspension, brakes, and drivetrain — and may void your warranty.
Look at the yellow sticker on your driver's door jamb. Your GVWR is the maximum loaded weight your truck is rated to carry.
The best way to know your true curb weight is to drive your truck (empty, with a full tank of gas) to a CAT scale. You can also find an estimate in your owner's manual or on the manufacturer's website.
Use the wet weight (with water tanks full) for the most accurate calculation. Manufacturer dry weights often understate the real loaded weight by 200-500 lbs.