Towing is serious business. It doesn’t matter whether you’re pulling a small, single-axle 5x10-foot open utility trailer with a couple of new axles strapped to the floor, a 30-foot dual-axle travel ...

When you’re towing an RV, a lot can go wrong: driving too fast, not checking your mirrors, forgetting about how tall your rig actually is. These are mistakes RV owners make every day, sometimes ...

Trailers can add tremendous versatility to your vehicle, providing additional cargo space as needed. With the right tow package, a vehicle can pull a speed boat to the lake, snowmobiles to the ...

Towing a camper, boat, or trailer loaded with equipment or supplies is a common task. Drivers across the country own vehicles with tow hitches installed alongside the rear bumper infrastructure, and ...

This article originally appeared on RVshare.com. When purchasing a towable RV, there are a number of things you need to consider. Floorplan, decor, and the quality of the RV all come into play, of ...

From selecting the right tow vehicle to hooking up and loading a trailer, here's our how-to guide for towing safely. Emme Hall Former editor for CNET Cars I love two-seater, RWD convertibles and own a ...

The trailer is doing a lazy samba behind your SUV as you drive down the highway, swaying side to side far enough to intrude into the neighboring lanes and tug at your truck's rear end. It feels spooky ...

Pickup trucks are built to pull trailers, but there’s quite a bit that you need to know before you go hooking up to one. For Part 1 of our new How to Truck series, we’ve assembled a list of the basic ...