Best Tow dinghy

We tow a 2015 F-150 4x4. Tows great, don't even know its there even with our HD Triglyde in the bed. So simple to put the transfer case in neutral. The manual tells you exactly how to tow 4 down. Love it.

Honda CRV, 2014 or earlier.

I swear by my 2007 Saturn Vue....easy to tow, I don't pull a fuse, and the only issue I ever had with it is the AC compressor replaced once..Otherwise drivetrain comes from Honda...I also have a Sonic as my daily driver and that is flat towable in case I have to fit it up.
I've even seen people towing a VW microbus and and an old beetle...How the blazes did MM fall for the OLDS Diesel?...those things were basically coffee percolators...

Keep in mind for the new Jeep Cherokee that only the Trailhawk V6 FWD is flat towable.

We have friends towing the Trailhawk and the Equinox without any 'wobble'. They both love their vehicles.

Mr.Mark wrote:
A couple of years ago, I saw a motorhome pulling a car (in the city) and the tow cars steering tires were going completely left then right, back and forth really fast. I'm surprised that the older couple didn't notice it or feel it (maybe they did??).

I pulled up next to them to warn them of the situation.

I can't remember what their tow vehicles was now, but the tires would be worn out or the steering mechanism ruined if they continued. Hopefully they got it corrected after I pointed out the situation.

I didn't know that electric power steering was an issue. I'm not really sure which cars have it and which ones don't. All I know is, is that our Honda tows perfectly.

MM.

Mr Marks: We have Motion adaptive electric power steering assist on our 2013 CRV's. I never have had any problems with it.

A couple of years ago, I saw a motorhome pulling a car (in the city) and the tow cars steering tires were going completely left then right, back and forth really fast. I'm surprised that the older couple didn't notice it or feel it (maybe they did??).

I pulled up next to them to warn them of the situation.

I can't remember what their tow vehicles was now, but the tires would be worn out or the steering mechanism ruined if they continued. Hopefully they got it corrected after I pointed out the situation.

I didn't know that electric power steering was an issue. I'm not really sure which cars have it and which ones don't. All I know is, is that our Honda tows perfectly.

MM.

I'd avoid vehicles with electric power steering. Jeep has their problems and I've talked with 2 Equinox owners with the same problem. Google "death wobble RV". All seem to have one thing in common, electric power steering.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=UNmkr4dL1OE

Dennis

dstock50 wrote:
Any manual trans or any 4X4 with a transfer case !

No, no, no. Bad information. Many of the manuals or 4x4's are towable but not all. You have to read the owners manual for each to insure that you can tow without damage.

Some manuals are not approved to tow. Some transfer cases do not have a neutral position. It's more complicated than that.

I didn't read the whole thread but surely by now the MH magazine dinghy guide has been mentioned.

Any manual trans or any 4X4 with a transfer case !