do they support towing in other markets?
I've noticed often in north america tow ratings are 1/2 of europe for the same car.
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do they support towing in other markets?
I've noticed often in north america tow ratings are 1/2 of europe for the same car.
http://www.canadianhitches.ca/
They're out of cambridge ontario, free shipping and they have everything you need for a price that no one can touch.
Install it yourself, the people at uhaul make minimum wage and dont care about your car.
It ended up being 100$ cheaper for me to get it from these guys, much better quality hitch and i installed it myself knowing it was done right.
It shouldnt take you more than an hour to install and all you really need is a torque wrench, which i picked up at princess auto for 30 bucks.
They're out of cambridge ontario, free shipping and they have everything you need for a price that no one can touch.
Install it yourself, the people at uhaul make minimum wage and dont care about your car.
It ended up being 100$ cheaper for me to get it from these guys, much better quality hitch and i installed it myself knowing it was done right.
It shouldnt take you more than an hour to install and all you really need is a torque wrench, which i picked up at princess auto for 30 bucks.
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Not too sure. I assume the subframe might be weak or something to that effect. I should do some research
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Almost every single car (even the Fiat 500) is rated for towing in every single market except for North America.
every small compact FWD car says no towing in the manual....even my 92 jetta's manual said that. I ignored it, as the very same car in Europe is rated to tow 2000 lbs. It's just the manufacturer trying to scare car owners into mking their transmissions last longer than the warranty.
My folk's Toyota Yaris also says this. they had a hitch installed, and have been snowbirding every yr to and from Florida pulling a 1000 lb trailer, with no ill effects. Just be conscious that you have a trailer back there, and drive like a grandma.
My folk's Toyota Yaris also says this. they had a hitch installed, and have been snowbirding every yr to and from Florida pulling a 1000 lb trailer, with no ill effects. Just be conscious that you have a trailer back there, and drive like a grandma.
