From selecting the right tow vehicle to hooking up and loading a trailer, here's our how-to guide for towing safely. Emme Hall Former editor for CNET Cars I love two-seater, RWD convertibles and ...

Towing a car safely isn’t just about hitching up and hitting the road. It requires the right tools, an understanding o ...

You can tow almost any type of vehicle you want with a flat tow trailer. All you have to do is drive the car onto the flat trailer platform, anchor it securely, and you’re ready to roll. With the flat ...

Are you moving or getting ready to visit your favorite travel destinations? If so, you may wonder if you can safely flat tow ...

If you're going to tow a car with a CVT or automatic transmission, the best method is to use a tow dolly or flatbed trailer. In addition to checking the transmission system, you'll also want to ...

Should the Chevy Silverado EV ever require a tow, GM says the pickup can't be dinghy or dolly towed. A flatbed or trailer is recommended.

If you tow something larger than a small utility trailer, your trailer will almost certainly have its own brakes. In most cases, you'll need a way to control those brakes from inside the truck ...

Unbraked Towing Capacity: When the term unbraked towing is used, it is describing the capacity of your car to tow a trailer that does not have its own independent braking system.

First, you need a truck. While a half-ton, like a Ford F-150, Ram 1500 or Chevy Silverado 1500, is enough to pull a fifth wheel, most people who spring for a trailer big enough to warrant a bed ...