Towing is serious business. It doesn’t matter whether you’re pulling a small, single-axle 5x10-foot open utility trailer with a couple of new axles strapped to the floor, a 30-foot dual-axle travel ...

There are a variety of considerations before attempting to tow a trailer, RV, or even another vehicle. First of all, you'll need to identify the towing capacity of your car, truck, or motorhome in ...

Whether it's hauling a trailer, a camper, a boat, or something else, there are plenty of reasons you might need a vehicle that's capable of towing. Several cheap new trucks have relatively high towing ...

If you occasionally need to move a ton of small things (or just one very large thing) there are numerous companies who will rent you a trailer. But how can you make sure you won't screw up? I went to ...

We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. Here's some advice on picking the best ball mount for your towing vehicle. If you tow with your vehicle, you will ...

Ask some motorheads, and they'll tell you that towing is just hitching the trailer and checking if the lights work. Well, real towers know there is something else just as important, which many people ...

Q: I pull a camper with my pickup and was wondering if I can pull a boat trailer. What is the total length and other restrictions? A: Minnesota State Statute (M.S.S.) basically says in reference to ...

Straight hitch: not gonna work. With a straight hitch and a two-inch ball, there's a mere 2.5 inches between the top of the hitch ball and the Rubicon's spare. You might be able to sneak in a sliding ...