2009 GMC Yukon Towing Capacity
| Trim | Braked Towing Capacity |
| SLE1 w/3SA 4x2 | 2,182kg / 4,810lb~ |
| SLE2 w/3SB 4x2 | 2,455kg / 5,412lb~ |
| SLT1 w/4SA 4x2 | 2,455kg / 5,412lb~ |
| SLT2 w/4SB 4x2 | 2,455kg / 5,412lb~ |
| SLE2 w/3SB/XFE 4x2 | 2,682kg / 5,913lb~ |
| SLT1 w/4SA/XFE 4x2 | 2,682kg / 5,913lb~ |
| SLT2 w/4SB/XFE 4x2 | 2,682kg / 5,913lb~ |
| SLE1 w/3SA 4x4 | 2,591kg / 5,712lb~ |
| SLE2 w/3SB 4x4 | 2,591kg / 5,712lb~ |
| SLT1 w/4SA 4x4 | 2,591kg / 5,712lb~ |
| SLT2 w/4SB 4x4 | 2,591kg / 5,712lb~ |
| Denali AWD | 3,682kg / 8,117lb~ |
| Denali 4x2 | 3,864kg / 8,519lb~ |
How much can the 2009 GMC Yukon tow?
As you can see from the table of towing capacity readings above, not all of the trims can pull the same amount - some are as low as 2182kg whereas some go as high as 3864kg.
What does braked towing capacity mean?
When the manufacturer states that a towing capacity is "braked" they are referring to brakes being fitted to the trailer that the car is towing.
At least one of the axles on the trailer that the vehicle is towing must have brakes fitted and controlled by the car if they describe the capacity as "braked".
