Show us your tows!

[HairyMonster]

This is our old XC60 towing a Swift Challenger 570.


Now towing a Swift Elegance 580 with Our XC90.

[Steve440]

Our first van behind my old girl, sitting nice and level.

[Matt90]

Old thread revival but here is our Bailey Pegasus Grande being towed by the XC60

[Longweekend]

Here is our Hobby...

[Scotia64]

The beast

[mike95]

Looking forward to getting out again sometime, hopefully later this year.

[Matt90]

Originally Posted by Matt90

Old thread revival but here is our Bailey Pegasus Grande being towed by the XC60

Car and 'van now changed! Low the XC90 as a tow car

[Parknest]

The only thing I've towed with the XC90 is our 1994 Lunar Planet Saturn caravan which it manages with ease. I've got an A frame which I used with my previous daily driver (2008 Citroen C4 Grand Picasso). I've towed a few cars with it including my own BMW E36 when I went to collect it from Southport. No pictures, unfortunately.

[Spirit Man]

Here is my new Coachman Laser 575 Xtra and my XC60 SE Lux Nav D5 AWD.
Very happy on how XC60 copes when towing, very composed.

[Tannaton]

Originally Posted by Parknest

The only thing I've towed with the XC90 is our 1994 Lunar Planet Saturn caravan which it manages with ease. I've got an A frame which I used with my previous daily driver (2008 Citroen C4 Grand Picasso). I've towed a few cars with it including my own BMW E36 when I went to collect it from Southport. No pictures, unfortunately.

Be careful with the A-frame as unless the towing car is registered with the DVLA as a recovery vehicle - it's treated in law as a trailer and hence unless you are towing Mini Classic - you will be over the 750Kg weight limit above which all wheels on the trailer in contact with the ground must have brakes operated by an overrun coupling.

Most Plod seem to not understand or turn a blind eye to this but I have heard of DVSA pulling vehicles and issue prohibition notices at motorway services etc. An E36 will likely be double the un-braked limit. There is an exception when it is being used to recover a broken down vehicle to a place of safety (but not a spares/repairs purchase to your home...)

The plus side to this would be if you are towing a Mini with an A-frame, it doesn't need tax, MOT or insurance as in that configuration it is not a motor vehicle...