Best method for towing a car
Hi everyone! We are new members. We were fortunate to find a very slightly used 32' Tiffin Allegro Open Road, with a Ford V10 engine. We have also purchased a car to tow. It is a Honda CRV with front ...
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Reddog1 wrote:
willald, I forgot that many people have to drive their stuff to a shop and have everything done. I have never had to do that.
Well, even if you do it all yourself, setting up a vehicle for flat towing still can cost close to the same or more than a lower priced dolly, as originally said.
$800 for a tow bar + $400 for baseplates + $100 for tail-light wiring parts/kit + $1000 for a brake system....We're over $2k already, and thats doing all the work yourself. There are a couple dollies that can be had brand new for less than 2k.
I do agree with mowermech, there is no best way, just what YOU are comfortable with, or what YOU can afford! Each method has its advantages.
Yep, thats pretty much what almost all subjects that get discussed on here boil down to.
Will
