For a variety of reasons (Mainly my disability) we keep our caravan on one site. But we are thinking of having a few weeks away next summer.
Since putting the 'van on site we've changed car and my current one doesn't have a tow bar. I'm wondering whether (for us) it might be cheaper to pay someone to tow the van for us rather than get a tow bar fitted. (The car is a Motability car. They are fine with a tow bar being fitted. but typically the car is changed every 3 years or so and the tow bar is an added cost)
Has anyone experience of using someone to to? ANy idea of costs?
This company advertise in one of the club magazines. I have no idea of cost, but I'm pretty sure an email to them will tell you.
Be prepared though it won't be cheap.
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If you have a towbar fitted if gives you the freedom to go,as and when you wish.
There are plenty of independent towbar fitters, often used by the dealers too. It's worth getting a quote.
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If you plan to tow more than about once a year it will almost certainly be cheaper to have your own tow bar fitted than to pay someone professional for their time, fuel, overheads, insurance etc.
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Remember, if you buy something you bought it, not brought it.
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Topic: Tow service
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