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Recommended Tow Bar And D-Ring Adapters For A 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee  

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Hello, I am interested in purchasing Item # BX4330 to flat tow a 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee behind a motor home. I currently have D-link tabs 3/4 thick on the front of my jeep. Is there an adapter available that can be used to connect to the Blue Ox Acclaim tow bar? Thank you in advance.

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The Blue Ox Acclaim # BX4330 is a car-mount style tow bar which isn't compatible with D-Ring adapters. You would need to use a motorhome-mounted style tow bar like the Roadmaster # RM-522 along with the 3/4" D-Ring Adapter # RM-035. All adapters are brand specific so you wouldn't be able to mix and match and unfortunately Blue Ox only has a 7/8" and 1" option for adapters.

You will also need to check with the manufacturer to ensure that the bumper is rated to tow from because a lot of the time the D-Rings are simply there for looks and don't have enough structural support. If you haven't picked out the rest of your flat towing components then I have the following recommendations:

Tow Bar Wiring Kit: Roadmaster 4-Diode Universal Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles - 7-Way to 6-Wire Hybrid Cord
Item # RM-152-1676-7. This kit will have everything you need to properly display your motorhome's traffic signals through the tail lights on your Jeep.

Braking System: Brake Buddy Select 3 Portable Supplemental Braking System # HM39524. This system comes with a remote to display when the brakes in your Jeep are activated and also comes with a vehicle side charge line kit to keep your Jeep's battery charged.

Safety Cables: Roadmaster 80" Hybrid Coiled-to-Straight Safety Cables # RM-674. These cables have straight lengths to slide through the channels in the # RM-522 and coiled lengths for the rest to help keep the cables up off the ground so they don't get damaged.

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