Is it worth the bother to remove tow plates?
We are trading in our 2010 Jeep Wrangler Sport on a 2014 Jeep Cherokee Trail Hawk in a week. The tow plates will not work on the new Trail Hawk. Is it worth it to have some one remove the base plate ...
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tahiti16 wrote:
I would think one guiding parameter is what will it cost to have someone remove it? If you were doing the work then you decide what your time is worth.
Ditto. I just traded my escape in today for a wrangler unlimited. I left the baseplate on. I installed it myself, but decided it wasn't worth my time to remove it for the low probability of a sale. This is especially true with the problems that are very well known with the escapes and towing.
