Traeger Pellet Grills

Which Traeger pellet grill is right for you?

Start with how much you cook at once, then compare the features you will use most. Total cooking area includes upper racks, so check the grate layout as well as the number.

• Everyday backyard cooking: The Woodridge offers 860 square inches of cooking space, WiFIRE app control and an EZ-Clean Grease & Ash Keg.
• More room and smoke control: The Woodridge Pro steps up to 970 square inches and adds Super Smoke mode and a folding side shelf. Choose the Woodridge Pro Plus for those features with enclosed cabinet storage.
• A separate searing station: The Woodridge Elite combines 970 square inches of cooking space with an insulated lid and side sear station.
• Touchscreen controls: The Ironwood TFB61RLG has 616 square inches of cooking space, a full-color touchscreen and Super Smoke mode. It is a different generation from the Ironwood 885; compare the exact model rather than the family name alone.
• Large cooks and more ways to cook: The Timberline XL offers 1,320 square inches across three tiers and a side induction cooktop for compatible cookware.
• Portable cooking: The Ranger has 184 square inches of grilling space and an included cast-iron griddle. Plan for a suitable power source and follow its outdoor-use and clearance instructions.

Need help narrowing it down? Visit or call a Houston-area showroom to compare models, covers and pellets. Confirm availability and display models before making the trip.

For a closer comparison, read our Traeger grill buying guide to help narrow down the right model for your backyard.