If you're planning to haul a boat, camper, or trailer in Connecticut, the Land Rover Defender offers exceptional towing capabilities across its 90, 110, and 130 body styles. This guide breaks down the exact limits based on engine and wheelbase to help you tow safely.
| Engine | Defender 90 | Defender 110 | Defender 130 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.0L P300 i4 | 7,716 lbs | 7,716 lbs | 7,716 lbs |
| 3.0L P400 i6 MHEV | 7,716 lbs | 8,201 lbs | 8,201 lbs |
| 5.0L P500 V8 | N/A | 8,201 lbs | 8,201 lbs |
| 5.0L P525 V8 | 7,716 lbs | 7,716 lbs | N/A |
Source: Land Rover North Haven in Connecticut.
To safely pull up to 8,201 lbs, your Defender must be equipped with trailer brakes. We also recommend the optional Advanced Tow Assist, which lets you reverse your trailer using a rotary dial rather than counter-steering with the steering wheel. If you plan to tow frequently, compare the differences between the body styles in our Defender 90 vs 110 vs 130 Guide.
Learn more about how the Defender handles rough trails with a trailer by reading our Defender Off-Road Capabilities CT guide.
We stock Defenders equipped with the Towing Pack at Land Rover North Haven.
Shop New Defender InventoryNo. As long as you stay within the 8,201-pound limit and use approved towing equipment, towing will not void your Land Rover warranty.
Yes. Our service center can retrofit genuine Land Rover towing receivers and the necessary wiring harnesses.