Recommended Flat Towing Components For 2007 Honda Fit
Updated 05/04/2015 | Published 05/02/2015 >
Products Featured in This Question
Question:
I have 2007 Honda fit. I would like to install blue ox baseplate as my falcon 2 tow bar already has blue ox adaptors .I read in your expert advice that blue ox baseplate only works on manual transmission cars. Our car is automatic .Would there a problem with bx2252.also need tow bar wiring for this car signal lights , what would you recommend. thanks
asked by: Wayne S
Expert Reply:
Honda states that the Honda Fit should not be flat towed, however, it is possible and there are many people that flat tow their Honda Fits. According to our flat towing authority, to be able to flat tow your Fit, you will want to follow the emergency towing instructions found in the owners manual. Honda lists specific procedures and restrictions, so it's important to follow those procedures and restrictions. If any damage were to occur due to flat towing, the warranty would be voided by Honda.
If you choose to flat tow your Fit, there are 5 main components that you will need to flat tow. You will need a base plate kit, tow bar, safety cables, tail light kit and a supplemental braking system.
The Blue Ox Base Plates, part # BX2252 are designed to fit your Fit, but you would need the adapter to use your Falcon 2 tow bar. If the adapter you have is BX88152, it cannot be used with this base plate kit.
My recommendation for a base plate kit, is the Roadmaster EZ Base Plate Kit, part # 521558-1. This would eliminate the need for the adapter. The EZ base plates are compatible with all Roadmaster tow bars.
The safety cables I recommend are part # RM-643.
The light wiring harness I recommend is the Roadmaster 6-Diode Universal Wiring Kit, part # 154-792-118158. This harness will be permanently installed on your Fit.
since most states now require a supplemental braking system I recommend the Roadmaster InvisiBrake, part # RM-8700. The installation should be done by a qualified mechanic as the installation is pretty involved.
A supplemental brake system that has a simpler installation I recommend is part # RM-9400.
I have attached some helpful articles about flat-towing you can check out.

Product Page this Question was Asked From
Universal Magnetic Tow Lights - Red LEDs - 20' Wiring Harness with 4-Way Flat Trailer Connector
- Flat Tow Wiring Harness
- Bypasses Vehicle Wiring
- Removable Tail Light Kit
- Universal Fit
- 4 Flat
- Peterson
more information >
Featured Help Information
Miscellaneous Media






Continue Researching
- Search Results: cargo carrier extension
- Search Results: cargo carrier
- Q&A: Complete Flat Towing Setup for a 2007 Honda Fit
- Q&A: Flat Towing 2000 Chevy Tracker
- Q&A: Parts Needed to Flat Tow a 2001 Chevy Tracker Behind a Motor Home
- Q&A: Difference Between RVibrake3 and Curt RVi Series 4 Portable Flat Tow Brake System
- Q&A: Curt RVi Supplemental Braking System That's Easy To Install In Driveway For Flat Tow
- Q&A: Installation Time for Blue Ox BX1128 Flat Tow Base Plate Kit for 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee
- Q&A: Removing Covered Stake Pockets On Chevrolet Silverado Bed Rails
- Article: The 5 Best Trailer Drop Hitches You Can Buy
- Article: Tow Bar Wiring: Which Wiring Kit is for You?
- Article: Best Vehicles to Flat Tow Behind an RV
- Article: Trailer Wiring Diagrams
- Article: Diode Installation Instructions for a Dinghy with Separate Tail Light Wiring
- Article: Dealer Spotlight - Hamilton Trailer Repair
- Article: Must-Have Flat Towing Components