Towing Front Wheel Drive Vehicle Using Tow Dolly

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Can we tow behind a rv on a dolly if it is a front wheel drive

asked by: Connie

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Expert Reply:

As long as the vehicle you're towing has front wheel drive, the back wheels will simply freewheel. Towing a front wheel drive vehicle using a tow dolly would be perfectly acceptable. Be sure the front wheels are up on the dolly, don't tow the vehicle backwards.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Answer 1

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Answer 7

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