I don't know if it will help, but I pulled a 4x6 U-haul that was loaded to around 1700 lbs with my '97 minivan and it handled it just fine. The new 3.6 has over 100 more horsepower than that one, plus a better transmission so I would say you should be just fine pulling that much.
I believe with those weights you need to have a weight-distributing hitch and brakes on the trailer. I have a towing thread going on another site here:
http://forum.chryslerminivan.net/showthread.php/23413-11-and-12-tow-package-load-leveling-suspension-trans-cooler-heavy-duty-radiator
More info here:
http://forum.chryslerminivan.net/showthread.php/23367-Considering-a-2011-2012-T-amp-C-have-some-questions?p=225768#post225768
I bought a 6x10 flatbed to haul some quads around and have been quite happy with my '11's performance pulling it - I barely notice it's there as far as handling and power.
I believe with those weights you need to have a weight-distributing hitch and brakes on the trailer. I have a towing thread going on another site here:
http://forum.chryslerminivan.net/showthread.php/23413-11-and-12-tow-package-load-leveling-suspension-trans-cooler-heavy-duty-radiator
More info here:
http://forum.chryslerminivan.net/showthread.php/23367-Considering-a-2011-2012-T-amp-C-have-some-questions?p=225768#post225768
I bought a 6x10 flatbed to haul some quads around and have been quite happy with my '11's performance pulling it - I barely notice it's there as far as handling and power.