Can a Toyota Tacoma Tow a 22 to 24 ft Pontoon Boat (Two Tubes)?
VerdictYes
Yes, with room to spare.
- 4,400 lbs is 68% of the 6,500 lb rating, under the 80% comfort line of 5,200 lbs.
- Expect about 220 to 440 lbs of tongue weight. That counts against your payload.
Based on the 2026 Toyota Tacoma's best-case rating and a typical 22 to 24 ft pontoon boat (two tubes) at 4,400 lbs.
Which 2026 Tacoma configurations can tow it?
| Configuration | Max towing | 22 to 24 ft pontoon boat (two tubes) at 4,400 lbs |
|---|---|---|
| 2.4L turbo i-FORCE (278 hp), best case | 6,500 lbs | Yes |
| 2.4L turbo i-FORCE MAX hybrid (e.g., TRD Pro) | 6,000 lbs | Yes |
| 2.4L turbo (228 hp), SR grade | 3,500 lbs | No |
By model year
Check your exact setup
Before you hitch up
- Weigh the real rig. Published boat and camper weights are usually dry. See dry weight vs. loaded weight.
- Check your payload sticker. Tongue weight, passengers, and gear all count. See towing capacity vs. payload.
- Confirm your exact rating. It depends on engine, axle ratio, and tow package. See how to find your towing capacity.
Common questions
Can a Toyota Tacoma Tow a 22 to 24 ft Pontoon Boat (Two Tubes)?
Yes, with room to spare. The 2026 Toyota Tacoma is rated up to 6,500 lbs, and a typical 22 to 24 ft pontoon boat (two tubes) weighs about 4,400 lbs loaded.
How much tongue weight does a 22 to 24 ft pontoon boat (two tubes) put on a Toyota Tacoma?
About 220 to 440 lbs. That counts against payload, which tops out at 1,705 lbs on the 2026, along with passengers and gear.