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How Can an Automatic Transmission Vehicle Be Towed With the Drive Wheels On the Ground?
How can a vehicle with automatic transmission be towed with the drive wheels on the ground? What is the safest speed limit when towing an automatic transmission with the drive wheels on the ground? Thanks.
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Asked by howareu72 from Bellwood, ILAnswered 16 years ago.
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If it's a rear wheel drive vehicle you would want to pull the drive shaft , with a front wheel drive you would need a set of dollies or a tow dollie that can be rented from u-hall . You will see a lot of motorhomes towing cars with all four wheels on the ground I have been told Jeeps and Saturn's can be but I would want to check with the dealer first to be sure . As for the speed I would not do it at any speed without first checking with the dealer . Hope this helps ; RonAnswered by Simply The Best Towing Specialist Westminster, MD, 21158, 410-346-7884 (Novice with 1 pts.)
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they disengage the trans
Answered by Windshield Wonder, LLC.
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Answered 16 years ago.