Can you tow with this cover on?
1127712
It is not a soft top. It is a complete cover to protect from the elements. Completely covers the windshield so not recommended.
1127713
No, it covers the windshield, windows, view of side mirrors, view from rear mirror, etc. The tow hitch is accessible with this cover on, but you can't drive or tow with this cover on.
1127714
I don't know why you could not tow with it on, it would protect the windshield from thrown rocks and the interior from road junk, it is really well made, depending on speed you may want to throw on an extra strap or two. Good luck...
1319623
U need a ball hitch. The extension handle has a hole big enough to fit over ball. It comes with a caution to tow slowly
1913342
yes but make sure you strap it after loading and lucking it. The air on the road opens the cover
1411354
You could, but there is no mechanism to hold it in place and it weighs enough to certainly damage your hood should it touch. It does have pins that come out very easily when you are done towing to get it out of the way, but then you have to have a place to put it, which could be another problem.
37350
Not completely, as there is a plastic ring on the top (in your scenario, the bottom) used for lifting the cover. Therefore, the ring is in the way of it being a flat surface.
2055516
I do not see why you could not. It might be a little big, but it is a very nicely made cover. Very happy with it.
1917053
I don't think the cover will work if you don't have headrests to put the straps around. Unless you have car seat anchors that are in the same place as where a head rest would be. You could hook the straps to that.
1242535
Probably not easily, although it wouldn't hurt for the cover to be lifted a bit if your lock has some latitude to it. The cover goes all the way over the bike. It's really up to you what you leave exposed.
438098
Yes... absolutely... I have two covers for seadoos... both 2001. .. a GTi (11ft boat) and an XP (9ft boat) and the elastic keeps the covers snugged up under the bumper rail well... its substantial elastic too... not enough to trailer without the extra straps, but enough to keep the cover on in a strong wind... there's an opening at the very front that you can access the bungie elastic, double over and tie for extra fit, or could use tie down to hook elastic to the floating dock in the event wind did get up under it... would prevent losing the cover into the water.... just make sure to get the right size... the large fit my 11ft 3 seater GTi with room...and hella room on my 9ft XP... the newer skis are bigger from what I know... but also 3 cylinder engines...
102069
Yes. No way to attach extra straps to the cover unless you add grommets but I don't think you would need them. There are plenty of straps on the cover plus two that go from port to starboard of the trailer rail.
870715
It's not a cover. It's a cover lifter. My cover is 8x8. The lifter is ajustable for whith.
1033139
It will fit, but remember hot son and wind will wear this cover within a season. So if you store in shade, strap down the cover, and protect from 25 mph wind and above, then you will do fine. I would not recommend this cover for hauling or towing on a trailer.
1648704
No, the cover itself can stay on. The power cord quickly detaches at the steering wheel. My wife warms it up, then unplugs it at the wheel.
2144975
I don't see why you couldn't. The only thing to think about is that it would be difficult to move, and also they don't make a cover that would fit over all of that.
1429976
No. Turn the car over so the wheels are up. Behind the rear wheel is a small pull-lever, push is toward the wheel and the cover comes right off
2096045
Yes as they really don't come out of the cover. That way you don't have to worry about losing them when you have to take the cover off to use the hitch.
376798
Yes you can! Tractor supply, or any auto parts supplier will have one! The only drawback is, raising the height of the carrier will make loading and off loading more difficult, but no more ground clearance issues! Helper leaf springs on your truck will also help, it did for Me! Safe Travels........