Transmission Cooler and Suspension Enhancement for a 2011 Toyota Sienna
Updated 04/25/2013 | Published 01/10/2013
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I have Toyota Sienna 2011. How. Much weigh is safe to put inside the car. I have 8 luggage to transported to the airport each one. Weigh 50 pounds plus 4 carry on of 20 pounds each plus 5 adults passenger the small probably weigh between 150 to 180 the distance to drive is 100 miles I will appreciated to take your time and give me and answer dont want to brake the transmition
asked by: Martha C
Expert Reply:
The information on how much weight your 2011 Toyota Sienna can carry should be in the owners manual. From what I found the front wheel drive version can carry 1,325 pounds to 1,660 pounds inside the vehicle. The all wheel drive version can carry 1,190 pounds to 1,375 pounds inside the vehicle.
A rough estimate based on the weights you have given is a total of around 1,400 pounds. If you have a front wheel drive model then you should be fine. But on an all wheel drive model you will have to lighten the load before carrying that much weight.
In either case you will benefit from a transmission cooler and even suspension enhancement. The most popular transmission cooler for the 2011 Toyota Sienna is # D13503. I have linked an FAQ on transmission coolers for you.
For suspension enhancement I recommend the Timbren springs # TTORSEN04. These springs will provide a better ride when loaded and will increase the life of the vehicle suspension. I have linked instructions and an FAQ for you.
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