Hi, potential R-Pod owner but...

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   am worried whether our vehicle is up to the job. We're looking at getting the lightest R-pod that supposedly weighs 2205lbs. Our proposed TV is a 2005 Mazda Tribute S that is 6ft wide, 5'10" tall, 3.0L six cylinder, 200HP, all wheel drive, 3,500lb towing capacity,  and103in wheel base. Be brutally honest with me. Should I only consider a pop-up or Casita type camper or will this lil SUV be up to the task of pulling a model 171? I want to be safe and not have have to clean any stains off of the passenger or driver's seat 

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SiberD Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 07 Oct 2014 Online Status: Offline Posts: 33	Topic: Hi, potential R-Pod owner but... Posted: 07 Oct 2014 at 12:58pm
	am worried whether our vehicle is up to the job. We're looking at getting the lightest R-pod that supposedly weighs 2205lbs. Our proposed TV is a 2005 Mazda Tribute S that is 6ft wide, 5'10" tall, 3.0L six cylinder, 200HP, all wheel drive, 3,500lb towing capacity, and103in wheel base. Be brutally honest with me. Should I only consider a pop-up or Casita type camper or will this lil SUV be up to the task of pulling a model 171? I want to be safe and not have have to clean any stains off of the passenger or driver's seat