If a malfunction occurs on the road and you cannot find or fix it, use a towing vehicle to get to your home or to the nearest workshop. If you have made such a decision, then it is useful for you to know the following:
For towing, use a suitable cable - it is not so expensive. During towing, in accordance with the Rules of the Road, the side lights must be turned on on the towed machine, and the headlights on the towing vehicle.
When towing, turn the ignition key to the on position so that the steering column does not lock and the direction indicators and brake light work.
Attach the tow rope only to the eyelets designed specifically for this. The eyelets are included in the tool kit supplied with the vehicle. To attach the eyelet, carefully remove it from the front or rear bumper (depending on the situation) plug, screw the lug into the threaded hole and tighten securely.
Before towing, release the parking brake and place the transmission in neutral.
On models with automatic transmission, set the selector to position "N". The towing speed must not exceed 70 km/h and the distance must not exceed 150 km.
Be aware that braking will require more pedal effort than normal because the vacuum booster only works when the engine is running.
Models with power steering will also require more steering force.
The driver of the vehicle being towed must keep the tow cable taut at all times.
Before starting the movement, agree with the driver of the towing vehicle about the route of movement.
The towing vehicle must drive at a moderate speed, move off and brake smoothly, and start decelerating long before intersections. The towing distance must be kept to a minimum.