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nikkib4fl


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Any information or comments?



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How will you be towing it? 4 down or dolly?

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Go to http://www.motorhomemagazine.com/ , select "Dinghy Towing" for most all the info on vehicles that can be towed four-down (towed with a towbar with all wheels on the pavement.).  You didn't find the Kia Soul, then check http://www.remcotowing.com/ and check the application chart for the Kia Soul.  I downloaded the 2011 Dinghy Towing Guide (7.10MB PDF) and the 2011 Soul manual transmission can be towed four-down, but not the automatic.  If you have a manual tranny then you would then need to find out of Blue Ox or Roadmaster, the two main tow bar manufacturers, have base plates for it.



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We towed our Soul behind our 35 ft. A class from Southern Illinois to Florida and hubby said he couldn't tell it was there. We used a car dolly. They (the salesman) told us it could be towed 4 wheels down if you pull the fuse. Check your owners manual. Do not rely on the dealers say-so (or mine for that matter).  I even contacted the company and could not get a satisfactory answer.  The spokesperson seemed unsure so we used the dolly and were very happy with the outcome.  I can't wait for winter to go again maybe Texas this time.



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This would be a permanent situation.  A dolly is best, right?



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