YOUR RESEARCHHelp...Need Flatbedded
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The tires on my car got slashed and my new rubber arrives tomorrow. Im having the car flatbedded to the shop but Im unsure how to safely get it onto the truck... The car is nose-in a parking spot. I could turn the car around if that was absolutely the best method but im looking for advice. I know there is a factory tow hook for the front but anything for the back? HELP
Take the rear license plate off and there is a thread for the tow hook in the back. Good luck
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