thinking about tow my wife toyota corona to San diego ca

Hi guys , Im thinking about to tow my wife Toyota corona from New Mexico to San Diego ca which take 13hrs of driving . Im considering to remove 1" block and replace 1.5" AAL or add airbags to the rear but I don't know where to purchase the airbags . So anyone know where I can get airbags and any suggests, ideals for the long drive ? Thanks very much .

 

you make no sence.

is she fat? good luck with towing corona.

 

rofl

anyway. From what i pieced together after reading your jibberish post you want to tow a corola from new mexico to san diego. And you want to get airbags to help with the towing. Does the block part mean you have 1" blocks for a lift? My my suggestion, instead of buying air bags and instlling them would be to get one of thoes little u-haul car trailers that the front wheels sit on. Anyway good luck towing your wife corona



what ever that thing is called

 

^ a dolly

 

I believe firestone makes airbags that will work. Amd x2 on the dolly.

 

I would support the car dolly idea unless the corona has tow bars, but I doubt it. As for bags, I know quite a few guys who runs firestone airbags

 

this would have been perfect if you had spelled sense correctly..

 

hey guys , sorry for the wrong spelled . It was 2010 Toyota Corola . I already reserved u-haul truck and trailer to pull 2002 Acura MDX so My truck will have to tow the Corola but It might be a nose high that what I concern about .
Yes I have 1" block of the rear, TSB and 4 corners of 5100's set at 2.5" .

 

lol were not all the sharpest tools in the shed.

 

Shame it isn't an actual Toyota Corona, those things looked sweet!

I'd get another of the Uhaul tow dollys for the Corolla, and hook it up to your truck. The dollies don't have a ton of tongue weight, so you shouldn't be too "nose high". It'll work fine.

If you WANT to get air bags (which I would only do if you plan on towing a lot, not just this one time), then the Air Lift and Firestone bags are both good quality options. I run the Air Lifts, and they are nice when towing, and carrying a heavy load, but it isn't as though the truck can't tow without them.

-Sam

 

Thanks very much for your advise .

 

just tow it bro. a dolly would work perfectly for that tiny front wheel drive car.

 

Your truck will tow it fine, just get a a ball mount that drops down to the correct hitch height of the dolly. They'll help you out at U-haul. They like to sell stuff.

 

You know what they say, you speak what you drink...

Good thing you weren't drinking a shiner, that might have sounded really bad

 

But...according to your rep, you are one of the sharper tools in the shed...