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Flat Towing an 2015 Ford F-350 With 4 Wheels Down  

Updated 08/14/2019 | Published 08/13/2019

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2015 f 350 4x4 can i tow it with four wheels down

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After verifying in the owners manual, this 2015 Ford model F-350 should only be towed with four wheels down if it contains a Manual Transfer Case. The Owner's Manual does provide specific instructions on how to flat tow correctly if this applies to your vehicle.

If your vehicle has an Electronic Transfer Case, it requires a Drive Shaft Coupling to tow. A word of caution however that the owners manual still says clearly not to do this so it's still a risk taken if you go this route.

When using the Demco Classic Base Plate Kit - Fixed Arms # DM9517220 with the Demco Excali-Bar II Non-Binding Tow Bar # DM9511013 no adapter is required. This tow bar provides a 10,500 lbs of weight capacity and includes safety cables for a safe towing experience.

Then a braking system like the Roadmaster Portable Supplemental Braking System # RM-9400 is needed. Portable systems feature wireless installation so placing it in the truck for towing is a much simpler process compared to fixed braking systems as well as being fully-portable between vehicles.

Next, I recommend the Roadmaster Universal Hy-Power Diode Wiring Kit # RM-154 which works with your truck's wiring and prevents electrical feedback and the damage it can cause to your vehicle's electrical components. A High-Low Adapter is needed once you've determined the rise or drop. I've attached a help article for determining rise or drop for your High-Low Adapter as well.

I've also included some help articles on flat towing and a tow bar review video for additional information.

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