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Travel Trailers a Subaru Outback Can Tow
Yes — a Subaru Outback really can tow a travel trailer. LiV's ultralight wood-free floorplans are light enough that an Outback can pull a real, hard-sided camper — not just a tent trailer or teardrop.
Truck Camper
LiV OFF ROAD 129
Slides into a pickup bed. Goes wherever the truck does.
Truck Camper
LiV OFF ROAD 159
The bigger truck-bed camper. Same go-anywhere DNA.
Travel Trailer
LiV 13 SD
Convert-a-dinette slide. Roomy by day, sleeps four by night.
Travel Trailer
LiV 13 BH
You've got a full off road rig.
Travel Trailer
LiV 13 LEAF
Our lightest LiV ever. If you can drive it, you can probably tow it.
This is where wood-free composite earns its keep. A turbocharged Outback is rated to tow up to about 3,500 pounds, and LiV's lightest floorplans — shown above — come in under that, so you can tow a genuine hard-sided travel trailer with a comfortable bed and a real bathroom behind a crossover.
Note that the base four-cylinder Outback is rated lower (around 2,700 lbs), so check which engine you have and its exact rating. As always, factor in passengers, gear, and the trailer's loaded weight, not just its dry weight.
Questions
Good to know
Can a Subaru Outback tow a camper?
Yes — a turbo Outback is rated to tow up to about 3,500 lbs (the base engine is closer to 2,700). LiV's ultralight wood-free floorplans fit within that, so you can tow a real hard-sided travel trailer, not just a teardrop.
What's the lightest LiV travel trailer?
Our lightest floorplans start under 1,900 lbs dry, with a GVWR low enough to tow behind a crossover like the Outback. Each model card above lists its exact weights.
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