flat towing

Not every vehicle can be flat towed. Here is how to check before you buy a tow bar package. The question sounds simple: can my vehicle be flat towed behind my motorhome? The answer depends on the vehicle. Not every car, SUV, truck, or crossover can be safely towed with all four wheels on the ground. Some vehicles will sustain...

Professional tow bar, base plate, wiring, and braking system installation for Seattle-area RV owners at Torklift Central in Kent, WA. You are searching for tow bar installation near Seattle because you have a motorhome and a vehicle you want to bring along. Maybe you already bought parts. Maybe you are still researching. Either way, you want a shop that can...

Flat towing requires more than a tow bar. Here is every component in a complete setup and why each one matters. You bought a motorhome, and now you want to bring your vehicle along for the ride. The natural first step is to search for a tow bar. But the tow bar is only one component of a complete flat...

At Torklift Central, we pride ourselves on more than just routine installations — our Retail Product Development Center (RPDC) thrives on delivering unique, personalized solutions for our customers. One recent project showcased our expertise in dinghy towing, where we outfitted a Ford Bronco with a complete flat tow setup. Flat towing, also known as dinghy towing, is the perfect way...

Summer is here, and it's the perfect time to hit the open road with your RV. Whether you're planning a cross-country journey or a weekend getaway, having the flexibility to explore your destination with your commuter vehicle is a game-changer. That's where flat towing, also known as dinghy towing, comes in. At Torklift Central, we are your hitch and tow...

Many motorhome owners spend a considerable amount of time on the road exploring new places. One of the downsides to having a motorhome though is that, in many instances, the coach is too big or long to visit major cities, attractions or even places off the beaten path that require a smaller vehicle. Make sure you'll be able to get...

Towing behind your motorhome doesn't have to be complicated or scary! One of the best ways to travel across the country is in a motorhome. You get the convenience of a home with a luxurious interior, a bathroom and the ability to stop and stay wherever you want. The only downside is that along the way, you might want...

              Get ready to make side trips even easier! You just bought a motorhome so you can have family camping trips in the summer, or drive south for the winter and still have all the amenities of a house including comfortable places to sit, a kitchen, bathroom and actual beds to sleep in...

One of the best ways to travel across the country is in a motorhome. You get the convenience of a home with nice interior, a bathroom and the ability to stop and stay wherever you want – especially during the winter when it gets too cold up north and you can drive south to enjoy the warmth. The only downside...

Now that the winter chill is starting to set in the north, are you going to head south for the winter in your motorhome? If so, you may need an extra vehicle to navigate smaller streets or use as an extra car for quick runs to the grocery store or on family outings instead of packing up your entire motorhome...