Can it be put underneath the vehicle?
766603
Yes it is . Recommended to place it on the top side of the vehicle main frame .
611507
It could, however it is thin and would be best to support it from underneath.
454533
I installed mine just behind the cab. It can also be attached just behind the tailgate. I have a bed cover so those are the only two options.
755658
Probably not! It is hard to tell from the picture but the cover is beveled all around the edges of all four sides. Unless your existing frame was very thin or very narrow, it will probably be too big to fit under the cover [the cover is also exactly the size of a standard [US states] license plate].
307942
Yes it can be, however you may want to make sure that what you put on it does not block the air flow over your radiator or block any lights or signal lights on the front of the vehicle.
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.
966908
No, the under seat exhaust and minimal tail section would make it very hard to keep in place. The heat from the exhaust would melt or degrade the straps that hold it in place.
1362756
You could but I dont think the magnet is strong enough to keep it from falling off if u hit potholes or speed bumps. I dont think it was made for that purpose.
829405
I don't know as I tried to use it behind the front bucket seats of a 15 passenger van and it didn't work. We even tried bungie cords to hold it in place, and our small dog could still get under it. It never quite fit right so we returned it.
1804397
Highly unlikely. I cant see the designers setting it up that way. At most maybe remove the lower air dam or plastic facia below. Really depends on the vehicle. I did not, I have a very big winch bumper, the truck has 15" of lift so I have tons of room under it to work.
1269001
Probably, but not very practical for this purpose. It would have to be set beneath a very solid point on the frame, and there would not be enough clearance in most cases. Also probably would not provide enough vertical lift.
329037
This wagon actually has a small trunk in the rear of it. You would probably have to fabricate something to attach a trailer to it above the truck. Depending on the weight of the trailer and what's being carried in it, it may not be a difficult task. Just remember there's not a lot of reinforcement there because it's just plastic.
919083
Not much, maybe a couple inches under a standard rear bumper. I don't think it will fit under a drop bumper.
1144754
I never tried to put it under the seat, but I don't think it would fit. I think it would fit in front of the seat. This would be very uncomfortable for you.
860495
I don't think so. It needs room for maneuvering. A car interior would be too constraining.
1112396
In my opinion, this is not the right product to use for that purpose. I don't know how you would secure it on your car and I don't know how it would hold up in the elements.
422599
Unless it is 2.5in exhaust you will need a step up pipe. But yes, it should fit under just fine.