U-Haul car trailer experience?
C body 4215 lbs.
700 miles
E-body FJ6 M46 2790 lbs.
600 miles
E-body FE5 M46 2000 lbs
1700 miles
E-body EV2 M46 2400 lbs
1850 miles
These trailers pull fine between 70 and 80 but your not supposed to drive faster than 55 according to their rules.
Notice the blue newport has another foot of trailer to use.
On the FJ6 Sassy Grass barracuda you can see the tire straps.
You can see on the red barracuda that there are a few attachment areas to install pullers and the trailer will accept dragging cars on with no issues even with flat tires or no tires.
The EV2 is just a picture of the passengers side strap and the
Sangre De Cristo Mountain range in the background.
The last picture is the chain that they provide to go around the rear axle.
The Newport is 1500 lbs heavier than the cuda's so my "opinion" is that you could pack the 3200 lb CRV with another 1000 lbs of iron and be fine.
The usual reason vehicles are restricted from use on these trailers is because they are too long or too wide.
My chevy truck won't fit on it as the wheel base is too long.
My Dodge truck won't go on one as it's too wide.
Typically U-haul has 2 sizes of this style trailer. Ask the dealership.
C body 4215 lbs.
700 miles
E-body FJ6 M46 2790 lbs.
600 miles
E-body FE5 M46 2000 lbs
1700 miles
E-body EV2 M46 2400 lbs
1850 miles
These trailers pull fine between 70 and 80 but your not supposed to drive faster than 55 according to their rules.
Notice the blue newport has another foot of trailer to use.
On the FJ6 Sassy Grass barracuda you can see the tire straps.
You can see on the red barracuda that there are a few attachment areas to install pullers and the trailer will accept dragging cars on with no issues even with flat tires or no tires.
The EV2 is just a picture of the passengers side strap and the
Sangre De Cristo Mountain range in the background.
The last picture is the chain that they provide to go around the rear axle.
The Newport is 1500 lbs heavier than the cuda's so my "opinion" is that you could pack the 3200 lb CRV with another 1000 lbs of iron and be fine.
The usual reason vehicles are restricted from use on these trailers is because they are too long or too wide.
My chevy truck won't fit on it as the wheel base is too long.
My Dodge truck won't go on one as it's too wide.
Typically U-haul has 2 sizes of this style trailer. Ask the dealership.