Information on what happens to a towing car after its been towed 50,000 miles

[Juergen]

Jon Just like Paul said. Regular upkeep of your tow vehicle is important. I towed a 1995 jeep wrangler for 100,000 miles, drove it alone 85000 miles, change oil every 3000 miles when it runs on its own, and keep it greased, fluids checked and replaced as necessary. When the jeep is in for service on a rack, you cannot see any signs of how much it is used or towed. Also, ALWAYS, always listen to your vehicle if it is trying to tell you something. I mean like a funny noise? a odd way it handles, won't start on the first click etc. Juergen in PA 199 WLSP36 --- On Sat, 12/6/08, Jon wrote: From: Jon Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Information on what happens to a towing car after its been towed 50,000 miles To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com Date: Saturday, December 6, 2008, 3:10 PM I was just curious of what one might look for if a car has been towed about 50,000 miles? By this I mean of course its been used to run here and there but after that what happens to the suspension and other related gear by being towed. I'm thinking of buying a 2001 Sunbird Pontiac with towing gear on it. It has an automatic and like I said befor its has close to 50,000 miles of towing and driving. Thanks Jon