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1. Product Features:
1. The trailer rope has been specially processed to prevent and reduce vibration between the two vehicles when towing.
2. The tow rope is fluorescent in color, making it safer to use at night.
3. Forged with a lock, the iron hook is more secure and safe, and can prevent the hook from falling off when towing.
4. It is convenient for you to tow your car away from the place where it broke down.
5. Please do not exceed the designated tonnage.

II. Technical Specifications:
Tension: 3 tons
Length: 3 meters (Hand-cut, slight error, please do not shoot if you are sensitive to this).

【Towing Tips】

No matter what level of car, it is inevitable to encounter problems while driving on the road. If the car breaks down and cannot continue to move forward, as long as it is not a major problem with the steering or braking system, it can be towed back by oneself, and then repaired.

Tie one end of the tow rope to the front of the rear axle plate on the front car, and the other end to the front of the front suspension of the rear car as close to the center of the vehicle as possible. The distance between the two cars should be more than a few meters. Tie a handkerchief to the middle of the tow rope as a identification marker.

When towing, an experienced driver should drive the vehicle at the back, as the vehicle at the back is difficult to control. If there is a slight carelessness or improper operation, it is possible to press on the tow rope or not to bend, leading to a following collision accident.

When starting a trailer, because of the additional weight of a car, the lead vehicle must add more fuel to increase the engine's rpm, and then slowly release the clutch pedal, allowing the rope to tighten before starting. While driving, it is necessary to control the vehicle speed, even if the road condition is good, do not drive at high speed.

When the vehicle in front shifts gears, the tow rope will loosen for a moment. At this time, the vehicle being towed must not apply the brakes. Otherwise, when the vehicle in front accelerates, the tow rope will suddenly tighten, causing a shock. Only when the rope is on the ground for a moment can you gently apply the brakes.

When descending a long slope, you can untie the rope and let the two cars slide down separately, which is very safe. If the slope is not long, you can descend with the rope attached. The leading car should not easily step on the brakes, and the following car can lightly step on the brakes to keep the rope always taut.

When stopping at an intersection, the vehicle in front should lightly press the brakes a few times to give a signal to the following vehicle, and then the following vehicle should apply the brakes to bring both vehicles to a stop. When making a turn, one must be careful to take a wide turn, and try to tighten the rope as much as possible to avoid any danger.