61X

I was intending to haul my 2011 across country on a u haul trailer. When I checked the manual to find out about in gear, neutral, parking brake on, or off the manual says all 4 wheels should be off the ground ??? I've never heard of such a thing and I have plenty of miles hauling a race car. What does c6 general have to say ?

ontime

if you are using a trailer all four wheels will not be in contact with the road surface so nothing to worry about. Have you ever looked at the way they are delivered on the car carriers from the manufacturer. if you are using a tow dolly ...........bad move wouldn't do it. Those things are great for front wheel drive cars. You could always contract with an insured carrier and not have to do anything.

steig

Good point, look at car carriers

saplumr

I have an enclosed trailer. E brake on, cross the straps front and rear....take off.

61X

Thanks guys. It's not a dolly. I wouldn't go that route. So is that what GM is implying ? Don't use a dolly?

FAUEE

Yeah, thats what theyre saying.

Patsgarage

Yup, no dolly or flat towing. A full car trailer will work perfectly.

61X

Thanks everyone.

tw78911sc

Not all Uhaul car trailers are the same width!! Found it out the hard way, rented from same place 3x, 1st two times ramps were aluminum and were newer, 3rd time I noticed the trailer looked older, and when I got home my car was too wide to load.