Towed my bronco squatch on a uhaul car carrier, for the record, it fits.

[Saltlife4shore]

Did you use straps over the tires? Or just straps over different mounting areas?

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[Funkdoobiest]

Did you use straps over the tires? Or just straps over different mounting areas?

I used the oversize tire straps that u haul sells separately and they worked great.

https://www.uhaul.com/MovingSupplie...-or-Auto-Transport-Pack-of-2-Straps/?id=21285

Imo this is the best car trailer money can't buy. I wish they made one wide enough for a Braptor, it is so easy to use.

 

[Saltlife4shore]

I used the oversize tire straps that u haul sells separately and they worked great.

https://www.uhaul.com/MovingSupplie...-or-Auto-Transport-Pack-of-2-Straps/?id=21285

Imo this is the best car trailer money can't buy. I wish they made one wide enough for a Braptor, it is so easy to use.

Thank you. 29$ is not bad either.

 

[Funkdoobiest]

Thank you. 29$ is not bad either.

The only thing I would do different is bring my own straps to anchor the rear axle down. The trailer comes with chains to put loosely over the rear axle and it worked out good, didn't scratch anything (watch out for your brake lines) and the Bronco did not move, but I still think strapping with fabric tie downs would have made me feel more comfortable about it.

 

[Saltlife4shore]

The only thing I would do different is bring my own straps to anchor the rear axle down. The trailer comes with chains to put loosely over the rear axle and it worked out good, didn't scratch anything (watch out for your brake lines) and the Bronco did not move, but I still think strapping with fabric tie downs would have made me feel more comfortable about it.

Will do. I also have some 2 1/2 fire hose that I have cut to 8" length that I feed the strap through. I use the hose to protect the strap from fraying on metal / rough parts.

 

[Funkdoobiest]

Will do. I also have some 2 1/2 fire hose that I have cut to 8" length that I feed the strap through. I use the hose to protect the strap from fraying on metal / rough parts.

Bring a hammer and pry bar just in case. These things tend to get abused and something might be bent out of whack. I was able to get it set up right but a couple things were bent and I needed the tools to free up the straps to get the car off the trailer.

How far do you have to go? What kind of truck?

 

[Funkdoobiest]

Will do. I also have some 2 1/2 fire hose that I have cut to 8" length that I feed the strap through. I use the hose to protect the strap from fraying on metal / rough parts.

Firefighter?

 

[Saltlife4shore]

Greatest job in the world. Good thinking. I have a tow bag with straps, different ball sizes, monkey wrench, fix-a-flat. I'll throw a crowbar in there also. I watched uhauls video on loading it, they had a nice new shiny trailer. I watched another video from a renter and the trailer he had was beat to crap, haha. Silverado 1500.

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