REMINDER
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Towing the vehicle with a tow eye
is not recommended. You'd better
contact a professional towing
service or the organisation you
joined for roadside assistance.
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Only the in-vehicle tow eye can be
used. Otherwise, your vehicle will
be damaged.
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Do not tow the vehicle from the
rear with four wheels staying on
the ground, to avoid damage to
the vehicle.
Rear Tow Eye
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The installation point of vehicle
rear towing hook is shown in the
illustration. Press the rear towing hook
plug cover edge on the rear bumper,
open the rear cover, and install the
traction hook that comes with the
vehicle.
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If the vehicle is stuck and underpinning
accident, please contact professional
rescue or call the customer service
hotline.
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In an emergency, when the vehicle
is rescued or the towing hook is
needed to rescue other trapped
vehicles, please follow the following
precautions to avoid vehicle damage
or personal injury.
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The driver of the towed vehicle must
sit in the vehicle to control the
vehicle, and the steering system and
braking system of the vehicle must
be in normal condition;
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The vehicle being towed shall not
carry persons except the driver, and
shall not tow the trailer;
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The towed vehicle is in "N" gear;
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The width and weight of the tractor
to be pulled shall not be greater than
the width and weight of the vehicle;
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The distance between the tractor and
the tractor should be greater than 4m
and less than 10m;
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Both the tractor and the tractor to be
pulled should turn on the emergency
warning light;
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The towing vehicle is in good
condition, and the towing speed
shall not exceed 5km/h (3mph);
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When towing the vehicle, the tractor
should rst straighten the traction
rope (bar) slowly, and then continue
to increase the force to avoid
accelerating the start of towing;
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When towing the vehicle, it should be
ensured that the surrounding area is
spacious and unobstructed, and no
person is near the towing device;
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When the vehicle is untrapped, the
direction of the vehicle is controlled
to be consistent with the direction of
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