Many types of vehicles – SUVs, pickup trucks, vans, minivans, and passenger cars – can be set up to tow trailers. However, choosing the right tow vehicle and equipment depends on the trailer type, size, weight, and the load being towed.
Safety Tips for Driving with a Trailer
Towing requires coordination among several elements: the driver, tow vehicle, and trailer, each playing a crucial role in the towing process and safety of the setup. The driver's responsibilities include choosing the appropriate tow vehicle and trailer for the load, connecting the unit, loading it correctly, steering, controlling speed, and braking. Every aspect of the tow vehicle and trailer influences the towing process. Maintaining safe and proper driving practices is essential for trailer safety. Drivers should stay focused and minimize or eliminate distractions.