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Adapter for Use of Demco Aluminator Tow Bar with Roadmaster Base Plates for 2014 Jeep Cherokee  

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Hi I have a customer that just got a new to them 2014 Jeep Cherokee Latitude. They have an Aluminator? tow bar on their RV and would like the plates for their new Jeep. Is that something you have available? Thanks

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Yes, we have base plates that are compatible with the Demco Aluminator Tow Bar. All you need is the Roadmaster Tow Bar Adapter # RM-032. This will then allow you to install the Roadmaster EZ4 Base Plate Kit # RM-521447-4 on the 2014 Jeep Cherokee Latitude so that it can be flat towed.

Keep in mind that a complete flat towing setup includes the Tow Bar and Base Plates, Safety Cables, Vehicle Tow Bar Wiring, a Supplemental Braking System, and possibly a High-Low adapter depending on the setup.

For safety cables I recommend going with the RoadMaster 68" Single Hook, Coiled Safety Cables # RM-643 which are rated at 6,000 lbs.

A popular choice for vehicle tow bar wiring is the Roadmaster Universal Hy-Power Diode Wiring Kit # RM-154 which will bypass the wiring on the Jeep and connect to the tail light housing. For vehicles with separate wiring the Conveter Kit # 154-792-118158 is available to retain separate turn and brake signals.

For a supplemental braking system I highly recommend the SMI Air Force One Supplemental Braking System for Motor Homes with Air Brakes # SM99243. If magnetic vehicle tow lights are not being used then the Brake-Lite Relay Kit # RM-88400 is required to keep the Jeep's brake signal from overriding turn signals.

To determine whether a high-low adapter is required you can check out the helpful article that I attached. I have also linked our selection of high-low adapters for you to look through.

Also attached are some demonstration and installation videos that you can use as a reference.

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