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Old 07-23-2013, 07:29 PM
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Ideally you should secure each wheel to the trailer and let the suspension work on the car during the ride. You'll probably get more opinions that say to tie the suspension down tight, however this is not the accepted way to secure a car on a trailer or rollback.

Our host also owns the Snappin Turtle business seen in the sidebar advertisements and the gear that they sell is designed to tie down each wheel. This is also required by law to have a vehicle tied in 4 places on a trailer or rollback, less than that can get you a hefty fine. Enjoy the ride!!!!

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