A bumper hitch with a trailer ball will work for the tow vehicle, but hooking to the car to be towed can be tricky, since suspension components are not designed for pulling pressure, and other metal components can cut or pinch your strap. read more
Flat towing involves a tow bar, a tool that has several advantages to other types of towing. Tow bars are usually less expensive to purchase than a dolly or flatbed. They're also lighter (and thus more energy efficient) and are easier and faster to connect and disconnect than other methods of car towing. read more
Simply attaching your car to your towing vehicle using the tow bar and pivot brackets won't cut it. There should be two sets of safety cables that you're using. The long set of cables will attach the RV hitch to the base plate arms of your pivot bracket. read more