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[Kwoodby2]

I need help finding the right dar tow dolly.  I have a small kei car weighing under 1900 pounds.  It is 130' long and 55" wide.  It must be hauled rear tires up.

I live in Athens, TN.  So I need a place in east Tennesse or north Georgia or a company that will ship a dolly to someplace near (put together). Can someone pleases give me some assistance?

A kei car is a small Japanese car with a 650 engine.

Edited July 30, 2023 by Kwoodby2
explanation of type of car

[fredflinstome]

Towing car rear up will lower the car front-end ground clearance.  I would test by putting the back end up tires up about 9 inches and see if you have adequate ground clearance on the front of the car.  Consider all the dips you encounter going in and out of roads such as gas em up stations.

 

I use a dolly from Master Tow and the FRONT tires sit up 9 inches from the ground.  I measured to verify the distance.  This dolly gives me more grief than the RV chassis by a large margin.  I will be moving to a newer toad and flat towing shortly.  My going away toad was bought for my wife eight years ago before I bought my learner Class C six years ago, so it was the cheaper way to go than buying another vehicle. So now I figured out we like a class C, bought another used Coachmen Leprechaun that is 16 years newer and moving to flat towing and that challenge. Flat towing limits what vehicle choices you can use.  Towing rear first on a dolly limits front end clearance.  Most dolly users have a front wheel drive toad and roll on to their dolly front first.

I am curious, Most KIA cars are front wheel drive, so the front wheels must the off the ground with a dolly, or a complete trailer that the complete car is on the trailer.

Edited February 18, 2024 by fredflinstome

[wildebill308]

So why does a Kia need to be towed backwards? 

Bill