Tow Bars And Hitches For Volvo 850 Estate Aragon From 1992 to 1997 Available here. Tow-bars are an exterior car accessory designed to enable the towing of trailers, caravans, and other heavy loads. They are incredibly useful for a variety of applications, including transporting boats, horses, campers, moving trailers for work purposes, and more. They come in two main configurations: vertical towbars and horizontal towbars . Vertical tow-bars provide a more upright towing position, which can be beneficial for certain towing needs, while horizontal tow-bars are often preferred for their lower profile and easier accessibility. Tow-bars can be either detachable or fixed. Detachable tow-bars allow for easy removal when not in use, maintaining the vehicle's aesthetic appeal, while fixed tow-bars provide a more permanent solution, typically offering increased stability for heavier loads. The main components of a tow-bar include the tow-ball, which is the rounded hitch where the trailer connects; the cross member, which is the horizontal beam supporting the tow-ball; the mounting brackets, which are the attachments to the vehicle's chassis; and the wiring harness, which connects the vehicle's electrical system to the trailer lights. Depending on the manufacturer and the vehicle, some tow-bars require the car bumper to be cut for installation, while others do not have this requirement. Steinhof towbars and Bosal towbars are well-known brands, recognized for their durability and reliability, ensuring safe and efficient towing capabilities for users. Shop Tow Bars And Hitches Ireland
