Slate truck hitch
A hitch receiver is an accessory. It is not on every Slate. Slate says the truck is projected to tow about 2,000 lb. That figure is theirs, and it can change. The trucks here are the ones with a hitch on the share link.
The tow figure is from Slate’s FAQ.
Builds with a hitch
Every truck in this list has a hitch on the share link. The price is the whole configuration, not the hitch alone.
Questions
- Does the Slate truck have a hitch?
- A hitch is an accessory you add. Some posted builds include one. The trucks on this page are those configurations.
- How much can a Slate truck tow?
- Slate says the truck is projected to tow about 2,000 lb. That is Slate’s figure, and Slate can change it. This page does not recalculate towing for a hitch, a lift, or a loaded bed.
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Slate truck cargo
Slate truck bed, roof, and rack setups from posted builds: a roof or cab rack, and a spare tire carrier.
Slate truck builds
Real Slate truck builds from share links: a lower-priced truck, a lifted all-terrain build, and a work-style build with a hitch or rack.
Slate truck price
What a configured Slate truck costs. Slate’s published starting price, then the as-built totals of trucks people posted.
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