Y62 Patrol

2025 Nissan Patrol towing capacity

Max towing, 20253,500 kg

Maker7,716 lb

Every 2025 Nissan Patrol is rated to tow 3,500 kg, per Nissan’s MY25 Patrol Specifications.

MY25 Patrol Specifications (spec sheet PDF "MY25 Patrol Spec Sheet_ May 2025", "Updated March 2025")

Configurations: 3
Payload: 658–762 kg
GCWR: 7,000 kg
Tongue: 350 kg

2016 Nissan Patrol Ti-L wagon, front three-quarter view — Photo: EurovisionNim, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, resized, licence plate blurred.

01 / Ratings

Every 2025 Patrol configuration

3 configurations Nissan sells, each with the ratings Nissan publishes for it. A package that changes a rating gets its own row. All have the 5.6L VK56VD V8 petrol, 7-speed automatic with manual mode and 4x4. These are Nissan’s Australian-market figures, in kilograms as printed.

2025 Nissan Patrol

Makerin kilograms

2025 Nissan Patrol towing capacity, GCWR, payload and tongue weight by configuration, in kilograms
Configuration	Max towing^{source 1} kg	Max tongue^{source 1} kg	GCWR^{source 1} kg	Max payload^{source 1} kg	GVWR^{source 1} kg	Unbraked^{source 1} kg	Axle^{source 1} ratio	Tow check
Ti	3,500	350	7,000	719	3,505	750	3.357	Check load →
Ti-L	3,500	350	7,000	658	3,505	750	3.357	Check load →
Patrol WARRIOR by Premcar	3,500^{source 2}	350^{source 3}	7,000^{source 3}	762^{source 2}	3,620^{source 2}	750^{source 3}	3.357^{source 3}	Check load →

“Not published”: the maker doesn’t print it. —: not in the documents we hold yet. A number by a column’s name is the source of its figures that have none of their own. Scroll the table sideways for every rating.

SourcesMakerThe small number by a figure says which document it is from.

How Nissan rates towing: subject to towbar/towball capacity and design; may be reduced if a non-genuine Nissan towbar is fitted (sheet footnote ‡ on page 4); maximum figure, based on a genuine Nissan towbar and subject to towbar/towball capacity (brochure footnote ^).

Documents last checked Oct 9, 2026. How we read them and what the marks mean: how we source the numbers. A figure doesn’t match its document? Report a wrong number.

The 2025 Patrol belongs to this generation; every configuration, its clearance, angles and weights are on its page.

Nissan Patrol Y62 (2010–present): full specs

02 / By year

Patrol towing by model year

The highest rating each model year, from that year’s documents. Years rated the same in every configuration share one page.

03 / Next

Check it against your load

Towing calculatorPut your trailer and cargo against a 2025 Patrol’s ratings and see what’s left.Check my load GVWR, GCWR & payloadWhat each rating limits, and why the trailer number alone isn’t the answer.Read the guide Patrol specsClearance, angles, weights and the rig builder for every configuration.Open the spec plate Patrol tire sizesStock tire and wheel sizes by trim, and what bigger tires change.See tire sizes All towing capacitiesEvery truck and SUV we cover, side by side, sortable.Compare vehicles

04 / FAQ

Questions people ask

Does every 2025 Patrol tow the same?

Yes: all 3 configurations Nissan lists for 2025 are rated 3,500 kg.

What is the max tongue weight of the 2025 Nissan Patrol?

350 kg for every configuration that publishes it. Tongue weight is the trailer’s downward push on the hitch; it counts against payload.

What is the GCWR of the 2025 Nissan Patrol?

7,000 kg for every configuration that publishes it. GCWR is the most the loaded vehicle and its loaded trailer may weigh together.

Has the Nissan Patrol’s towing capacity changed by year?

Highest rating by model year: 2026, 3,500 kg; 2025, 3,500 kg; 2024, 3,500 kg; 2022, 3,500 kg; 2020, 3,500 kg; 2018, 3,500 kg; 2015, 3,500 kg; 2013, 3,500 kg.

What is the GVWR of the 2025 Nissan Patrol?

3,505–3,620 kg by configuration; the most is 3,620 kg, for the Patrol WARRIOR by Premcar. GVWR is the most the vehicle may weigh with its people, cargo and the trailer’s tongue weight aboard.

How much can the 2025 Nissan Patrol tow without trailer brakes?

750 kg for every configuration that publishes it.

These are Nissan’s published ratings, not a weighbridge. Your own vehicle’s GVWR and axle ratings are on its certification label, and only a scale tells you what your loaded rig weighs. Found a figure that doesn’t match the document? Tell us.