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Oct 15, 2008 | 01:55 PM

#11

nighthawk08

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Originally Posted by cttandy

Just watch your speed with a tow dolley. I have been spun around with one, and I pull alot of trailers. I wasn't even doing the speed limit, it was more related to the car then the dolley however. You might be better off to spend the extra for the car hauler trailer from Uhaul. They pull nice and don't wiggle as much.

yeah, get a flatbed hauler for sure. its only a little more for a lot better towing solution.

Oct 15, 2008 | 02:19 PM

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Wyttrash96

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A dolly would probably be fine, but a flat deck trailer would be better. If you go with a flat deck though, see if you can chain it down on the chassis, instead of soft ties on the tires. Depending on if it's a fairly new car or not, since Toyota has been trying to shift away from frame ties. But having the suspension squashed down with the frame ties would make for a much smoother ride, instead of having it bounce around on the trailer.