towing a 2001 kia sportage ( automtic) behind a motorhome

Asked by obsession Jul 31, 2015 at 11:30 PM about the Kia Sportage

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can I  tow  if  I   use  a  car  dolly   and   put   rear  tires  on  the   dolly

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schalk answered 9 years ago

YES IT WILL WORK, LESS WORK, BOTH WILL WORK, FRONT OR BACK, IF YOU CHOOSE FRONT MAKE SURE U DO WHAT JS08016 SAID.

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GuruS1K1Q answered 5 years ago

hello everone ..when i have tow dolly put front kia sportage 4x4 auto when ready use (n) long way one hours then take out but not work no reverse but drive go fine

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