Can Rear Wheel Drive Car Be Towed Backwards on a Tow Dolly
Published 07/06/2016
Question:
Can I tow a 1991 ford Mustang backwards,,rear wheels on dolley to eliminate drive shaft removeal.
asked by: Larry
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Expert Reply:
A vehicle should not be towed backward on a tow dolly because if the steering wheel is left unlocked, the car would fishtail all over the place. If the steering wheel was locked, the steering linkage would break at the first sharp turn or the first bump you hit which would also cause the vehicle to fishtail.
Your best bet would be to tow the vehicle from the front and disconnect/remove the driveshaft. The only way around that would be to place the vehicle on a trailer.
expert reply by:
Mike L
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Roadmaster Tow Dolly with Electric Brakes - 4,250 lbs
- Trailers
- Tow Dolly
- Wheel Decks
- 4250 lbs
- Cars/Trucks/SUVs
- Powder Coated Steel
- Roadmaster
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