Reply to "Flat towing a Speedster behind a motorhome with towbar - Advice?"

dlearl476

@ilovespeedsters posted:
I'm taking a roadtrip soon with my motorhome to the beach to beat the summer heat. I have a towbar for the Speedster and a wireless trailer light system so I don't need to mess with the car wiring to get brakes and turn signals. Plug and Play !

I am looking for tips from anyone who has experience towing their Speedster behind their motorhome , anything I should know or be aware of., or misc. advice Thanks !

Make sure you put some 3M paint protective film or similar between the lights and the paint. DAMHIK.

7/2/202:04 PM

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