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I've been trying to find the front and rear axle loading for a Maverick hybrid. I've searched for the ratio as well as the actual weights to no avail. Can anyone help me out?
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Not sure I understand what you're looking for. Assume you already know your front and rear GAWR's from the door jamb certification sticker. So if you want to know the ACTUAL weights your axles will see, only way I know of is to go to a set of scales.
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I want to know what percentage of the total unladen weight is on the front axle vs the rear axle, hopefully this clarifies my poorly worded initial query.
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Only way I know of to get 'actual' weights on front/rear axles is a CAT scale. 'Course your 'steer axle' will also be your 'drive axle' in scales nomenclature.
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Last time I looked at those numbers, it was to determine the center of mass so I could put a floor jack there on each side. Using the 2300/1400 weights and a 121" wheelbase, the answer was to put the jack 15" forward of the midpoint between the axles. I have a short 4x4 I put on the saddle of my floor jack to spread out the load.
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I searched but could not find the same information, front & rear base curb weight, for a 2025 hybrid AWD. Could you provide it?
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We were just talking about this today in another thread, so I went looking for the 2025 BBLB:
Base AWD FHEV Curb Weights F: 2,294 R: 1,562 Total: 3,856. Options like moonroof, tow package, XLT/Lariat Trim options will increase the curb weight over the base number.
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Thanks for your research. It's interesting to see how the center of mass changes, and that the Tremor has the most even weight distribution. For fun, I ran a quick calculation on where to put your floor jack when lifting one side of the truck, expressed in inches forward of the midpoint between the axles.We were just talking about this today in another thread, so I went looking for the 2025 BBLB:
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HUGE THANK YOU!!!We were just talking about this today in another thread, so I went looking for the 2025 BBLB:
Base AWD FHEV Curb Weights F: 2,294 R: 1,562 Total: 3,856. Options like moonroof, tow package, XLT/Lariat Trim options will increase the curb weight over the base number.
Sorry for the delay. Just getting back to ānormalā after a little anniversary road trip.
TONS of great information in this document! Would be great if all years were available as a sticky post for reference.
Iām also working on an Excel calculator for trailer and load calculations as I consider a future travel trailer purchase. Iāve been very interested in the TrailManor collapsing design but Iām not yet sure which model would be a best fit, and wanted to crunch some numbers.
Thank you again!
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