What is the proper way to tow a jeep cj?

Answer by  SteveO (147)

It depends on how far you are towing it. For a short tow down the road, I would use a canvas tow strap attached to the front drive shaft. I would not use any sort of chain because if it breaks, you could be hurt. If you are towing it a distance, I would rent a car tower from UHaul.

Answer by  Adam17 (161)

The answer depends on what you have available to tow with. First be sure that all equipment is of proper size and condition. The easiest way is to use a flatbed trailer. If that isn't an option, tow the vehicle with all four wheels on the ground using a towbar.

Answer by  Doug77 (1433)

With a short wheel base, use caution when steering or braking. Disengage the transfer case by shifting the 4x4 selector in "N" (neutral). This will disconnect the entire drive train from the axles. Tow using proper towing techniques for any vehicle (slower than 50mph. Towed vehicle brakes for both trucks).

Answer by  xsut (943)

The proper way to tow a jeep cj is to disconnect the drive shaft from the rear axle and proceed from their.

Answer by  ThomasGriffin (29)

There are several options in towing a vehicle. The safest way would be hire a tow truck. You could use a tow bar or haul it on a trailer yourself.

Answer by  naveensolanki (31)

It has a towing hook. A rope can be attached to the towing and towed jeep and can be towed