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CAR CARRIER LOADING PROCEDURE:
Rear Towing Eyebolt: (image 3)
Vehicles not equipped with a receiver hitch may come equipped with
a rear towing eyebolt. The eyebolt is stored in the rear compartment
withthetireinatorkit.
NOTE: The eyebolt is designed for a straight pull within a 20 degree
window. Only load the vehicle onto the carrier deck far enough to
safely transport the vehicle. Stop loading when the winch line begins
to pull downward. To prevent downward pull, keep the leading edge
of the vehicle at least 2 feet from the winch drum (this will vary
based on the towing equipment used).
SKATES: (image 4)
In the event Neutral cannot be selected or a failure with the parking
brake mechanism causes the wheels not to roll, wheel dollies such as
“GoJaks” or tire skates can be used under the non-rolling wheels to
assist with loading the vehicle. Care must be taken when installing
tire skates or GoJaks due to the limited clearance around the wheels
and between the vehicle and the ground.
Car Carrier Loading Procedures:
• Before loading, secure the vehicle, ensure the
transmission is in Neutral and the parking brake is
released.
Front Attachment Location: (image 1)
This vehicle is equipped with a towing eye that should
be used for loading and unloading. It is located under a
plastic cover in the center of the lower-front bumper.
1. Unscrew the four fasteners counter-clockwise with a
non-marring tool to release the rear lower edge.
2. Starting at one end, pull the cover forward from the
rear lower edge to release the locating tabs and clips
on the top edge of the cover.
Rear Attachment Location: (image 2)
This vehicle is equipped with a towing eye behind a
removable plastic cover under the rear bumper.
1. Unscrew the two fasteners counter-clockwise with a
non-marring tool to release the lower edge.
2. Starting at one end, pull the cover forward from the
rear lower edge to release the locating tabs and clips
on the top edge of the cover.
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