1 General 1-45 Vehicle towing 1.6.3 Emergency towing requirements - Avoid sudden start or unstable driving operations when towing. - Drive slowly and avoid violent operation when towing, because that excessive towing force will damage the vehicle. - Avoid too close spacing between vehicles when towing. - Shift the gear to N position when towing. - Towing hook must be firmly screwed into the threaded hole. Otherwise, the hook may slip from the threaded hole during towing. - The start switch of the towed vehicle shall be switched to "ON" and the steering wheel shall be turned left and right to confirm that the steering wheel can work. - Do not tow a vehicle at a speed higher than 30km/h.
- The maximum towing distance allowed is 50km. - When towing, make sure to turn on the hazard warning lamps of the towing and towed vehicles and comply with local traffic laws and regulations. - The driver must sit inside the vehicle to control the steering wheel and brake pedal to avoid personal injury and vehicle damage during towing. - High speed driving is prohibited during towing. - Inexperienced drivers should not attempt to tow other vehicles to avoid accidents. - During towing, the brake booster and steering booster of the towed vehicle do not work. Braking should be done earlier than normal. - Drive slowly.
Do not drive too fast, accelerate, decelerate, turn sharply, because that excessive towing will damage the vehicle. - The towing rope must be kept tight at all times during towing. - The vehicle should be towed in a straight line as far as possible. VOYAH FREE