Hey guys,
Curious if anyone has a clue if a car tow dolly would be fine to hold the weight of an ext cab f150, no bed, 351 under the hood. It would be a rental from friendly rentals. I dont think they want anything but cars on em but I also no many people have thrown trucks on em. Just wanted some 2 cents from some more experienced individuals

 

distance? speed?

 

I put a 98 windstar on a rented tow dolly, it was too wide for the trailer, so it was a very very tight squeeze to get it on there.

towed it 200 miles without any issues, kept the speeds to 60mph max

 

it would be 60 mph max, maybe 55
would be towed an hour, forgot to mention 4 inch lift and 35's which is a big factor, dont know how I forgot to mention
so an f150 on 12.5 wides may not even fit

 

I've seen it done with some standard tires bolted on to fit the dolly. Doesn't mean it is a good idea. But I've also flat towed over 100 miles with a strap a F-250 behind an Explorer, so who am I to judge.

Adrianspeeder

 

narrow fit. But itl will work.....unless your pulling with a Honda Accord.
Load it and haul azz....

 

HOLD ON!!!!....wont fit!....
dont do it.

 

Get you a pair of OEM front tires and rims and u might stand a chance

 

Thanks guys I'll look into my other options first , and I'd be pulling it with my f150