Trailer Hiring For Prelude

[H22JET]

Does anyone know what the average prices are for a trailer Hire to put a smashed prelude on it?
if anyone knows any cheap reccomendations or a tow truck service to bring a car to your house could you's let me know?
thanks

[manolii]

If you decide to tow it you will probly have to ring around and get the best price because towing prices for one person maybe different for another person depending on location, distance etc

[dougie_504]

I hired a car trailer for $70 a day from BP back in like 2010. So somewhere around there. Just make sure you have a strong enough car to tow it and stop it. And proper straps too. Handbrake will not suffice for the lude.

[H22JET]

will a Nissan XTRAIL 2000 model be good enough to carry it?, do straps come with trailer or sepertae

[NeedVtec]

xtrail will tow it no problems

pretty certain that you need to provide your own straps.

[markismaximus]

http://www.trailerrentals.com.au/

cost me around $70 for 4 hours from memory. just search using your postcode

[H22JET]

yeah thanks for the help guys, could a Integra VTI-R or BMW 1.8 do it aswell? would be easier if one of them could do it haha

[integragsi96]

yeah thanks for the help guys, could a Integra VTI-R or BMW 1.8 do it aswell? would be easier if one of them could do it haha

not sure about the beemer but the Vtir cannot do it as its stopping power is not great enough!

[H22JET]

evan with slotted and drilled brakes? hahaha jkss all good

[dougie_504]

lol. Personally I wouldn't be towing with anything less than a 3.5L (unless it's a solid diesel). Preferably a standard 3.8-4.0L commo/falcon, does the job well.

[Jccck]

lol. Personally I wouldn't be towing with anything less than a 3.5L (unless it's a solid diesel). Preferably a standard 3.8-4.0L commo/falcon, does the job well.

Towing a vehicle has nothing to do with the size of your Motor.
All vehicles have a towing rating, braked and unbraked.
You 'should not' exceed the limit, because the limits are deemed to be safe weights to tow (trailer included in the weight ofcourse) and if you exceed them you void insurance and are at greater risk of an accident.
Brakes, suspension, chassis strength, standard tyre size, power, etc.. Are all factors that affect these limits.

[Bludger]

lol. Personally I wouldn't be towing with anything less than a 3.5L (unless it's a solid diesel). Preferably a standard 3.8-4.0L commo/falcon, does the job well.

see post below you.

it all depends on chassis.