Car Towing Operation Steps (Completed in 4 Steps)

1. Locate the Tow Hitch PositionFirst, find the tow hitch positions at the rear of the towing vehicle and the front of the towed vehicle. Most models have tow hitches designed under the bumper. You can refer to the clear marks in the vehicle operation manual, or observe the front and rear bumpers the hidden area with a round or square cover is where the tow hitch is located.
2. Assemble Split-Type Tow Hooks (for Some Models)If the vehicle tow hook is of a split design, it needs to be assembled before use. First, remove the cover on the bumper, then assemble the tow hook parts that come with the vehicle.
3. Install the Towing Tool and InspectWhether you choose a soft tool (e.g., tow rope) or a hard tool (e.g., tow bar), ensure a firm and reliable connection to the tow hitch during installation. If the tow hitch has a safety latch, lock it in place. Recheck the front and rear connections before towing. For soft tow ropes without hooks at both ends, tie a slip knot when using avoid a tight knot, as it will be difficult to untie after being pulled by huge traction.
4. Towing Vehicle Start-Up and Driving RulesThe towing vehicle should start in first gear to ensure high torque and sufficient traction. Control the speed during driving and keep it smooth; when slight resistance is felt, increase power output appropriately. For manual transmission models, avoid slamming the clutch pedal use the semi-clutch mode to start slowly to prevent damage to vehicle components.