Has anyone actually towed with their F Pace?
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Has anyone actually towed with their F Pace?
I'm interested in purchasing, but light towing capability is a must. Currently have an Audi Q7 TDI diesel (~400 lb/ft trq) that I use to tow a small trailer with 2 Harley's. Total weight of the trailer with bikes is around 2,000 lbs.
I'm curious how the F Pace would handle the tow. The Q7 pulls it effortlessly. Anyone here have experience towing with their F Pace?
TIA
I'm curious how the F Pace would handle the tow. The Q7 pulls it effortlessly. Anyone here have experience towing with their F Pace?
TIA
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I am very serious. My Audi Q7 and my Yukon Denali before that towed very capably. Those cars each have a self leveling air ride suspension that makes easy work of a small trailer. I don't expect any heavy or large loads, just a small single axle.
I live in redneck country lol. We love our motorcycles.
I live in redneck country lol. We love our motorcycles.
Last edited by CW3SF; 01-02-2017 at 08:27 AM.
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I am very serious. My Audi Q7 and my Yukon Denali before that towed very capably. Those cars each have a self leveling air ride suspension that makes easy work of a small trailer. I don't expect any heavy or large loads, just a small single axle.
I live in redneck country lol. We love our motorcycles.
I live in redneck country lol. We love our motorcycles.
#7
I concur with you in general but I'm not putting my 18 y/o on an 7-8 hr bike ride, especially when it's raining. That would not be a smart move. Trailering has its purpose.
Last edited by CW3SF; 01-04-2017 at 05:48 PM.
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2000lbs should not be a problem at all. However, it won't be as effortless or quiet as towing with a V8 TDI. Be ready to rev the engine much higher. V6 SC makes good power from 3.5-4K rpms.
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There is a "Towing Receiving Package" for about $1,480, and a hitch for $332. I didn't get it, since I have no need, but I wouldn't have any qualms about the F-Pace ability to handle a load. I believe I've seen compatible aftermarket packages on Amazon, but you'd have to confirm (and get it installed).
BTW, another consideration is the roof rails. They can come in handy and can't be added later.
Meanwhile, you might see more forum traffic on the F-Pace at:
F-Pace Forum
BTW, another consideration is the roof rails. They can come in handy and can't be added later.
Meanwhile, you might see more forum traffic on the F-Pace at:
F-Pace Forum
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We have the factory hitch on ours. Also had it on our previous '17 S. They tow really well. Superchargers are great for low end torque increase. I would recommend the OEM hitch to aftermarket for towing loads. It includes a module that works with the ECU and TCU for torque vectoring, shift points, etc. which are important if doing anything more than installing a bike rack.
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There is a "Towing Receiving Package" for about $1,480, and a hitch for $332. I didn't get it, since I have no need, but I wouldn't have any qualms about the F-Pace ability to handle a load. I believe I've seen compatible aftermarket packages on Amazon, but you'd have to confirm (and get it installed).
BTW, another consideration is the roof rails. They can come in handy and can't be added later.
Meanwhile, you might see more forum traffic on the F-Pace at:
F-Pace Forum
BTW, another consideration is the roof rails. They can come in handy and can't be added later.
Meanwhile, you might see more forum traffic on the F-Pace at:
F-Pace Forum
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My wife and I own a F-PACE S in addition to an E-PACE that came from the factory equipped with the towing package. It’s fantastic. When the trailer lights are plugged in the rear parking sensors become deactivated. The marks on backup camera even account for the additional length of a trailer. While I can’t say that the transmission shift program is changed to account for the additional drag & weight once the trailer lights are plugged into the E-PACE and F-PACE, I would be surprised if the program doesn’t change.
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There is a "Towing Receiving Package" for about $1,480, and a hitch for $332. I didn't get it, since I have no need, but I wouldn't have any qualms about the F-Pace ability to handle a load. I believe I've seen compatible aftermarket packages on Amazon, but you'd have to confirm (and get it installed).
BTW, another consideration is the roof rails. They can come in handy and can't be added later.
Meanwhile, you might see more forum traffic on the F-Pace at:
F-Pace Forum
BTW, another consideration is the roof rails. They can come in handy and can't be added later.
Meanwhile, you might see more forum traffic on the F-Pace at:
F-Pace Forum
Can this be added after the fact or does it need to be ordered at the time of purchase with a new vehicle? I’m looking at a lovely F Pace SVR and have some toy’s I’d like to take to the track.
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My wife and I traded in our BRG 2018 F-PACE S for a 2023 FP SVR. The "18 came equipped from the factory with a tow package. Our '23 did not. In a few months I will look into the cost of retrofitting a complete tow package on our FP SVR. Jaguar literature only lists SVRs up to 2021; however, I'll enquire about the SVR with our favorite Jaguar service advisor and parts guy. I'm hoping that the only issue is that Jaguar hasn't updated its website & literature. If need be, I'll look to Ford since the towing module is a Ford part.