Flatbed towing
Pros and cons of towing auto with car hauler (flatbed)behind Class A.
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I made this switch recently. For the most part I'm happy with switch. My trailer is aluminum and has a tilt bed. It's easier and quicker to load and unload than four down. I'm surprised how often I back up now. I built a receiver hitch for the tongue and now taking bicycles is super easy. It tows very easily. I took a car this summer that couldn't be towed four down. I don't have the expense of setting up each vehicle to be towed. I'm not wearing out really expensive 35" tires on my jeep.
Two main negatives: long pull through sites are not that common. I only unhooked once during my main summer trip. I didn't make any reservations this summer but I will in the future. Staff moved my trailer for me with their tow vehicle. It worked out very well but could have been more difficult; second, it is an additional thing to maintain and it takes up space to store.
Two main negatives: long pull through sites are not that common. I only unhooked once during my main summer trip. I didn't make any reservations this summer but I will in the future. Staff moved my trailer for me with their tow vehicle. It worked out very well but could have been more difficult; second, it is an additional thing to maintain and it takes up space to store.
