2022 Trailer Car Dolly
Description
We've owned this Pro Bars Trailer Dolly for a couple of years now, we used it to tow a vehicle behind our Motor Home, only been used a few times, now surplus to requirements, can be used also to transport vehicles, picture shows a BMW 328i on the dolly.
Cost $9,000.00 when new from Pro Bars, just had full brake replacement including, brake calipers overhauled, new brake pads, brake disc rotors machined, full specs and description below.
Engineered for excellence, this sturdy and reliable car dolly is perfect for transporting your vehicle with ease and peace of mind. The integrated braking system ensures optimal control and security, making it the ideal choice for both personal and professional use.
Specs GVM - 2,000kg Turntable Maximum Weight - 1,500kg Weight - 230Kg Total width 2.45m Total Length 2.8m Total Height 0.7m 1"7/8 Towball Coupling
WOF - 13/06/2026 Reg - 23/05/2026 Will be sold with a new Wof and Registration
With a car dolly you simply drive your vehicle onto the dolly’s flatbed so that your front wheels are off the pavement. The dolly is attached to your towing vehicle using the towball. For many people this offers an appealing way to have a vehicle towed behind their motorhome. It has included a degree of steerability via the floating turntable so that the dolly will follow the towing vehicle. This will reduce extra wear and tear on the rear tyres of your towed vehicle.
The car dolly’s bed is made of checker plate which helps with grip and minimises movement whilst in transit. The towed car is held on by covers over the front wheels that are strapped to the flat bed. There are also extra hooks if you wish to attach the safety chain to the chassis of the car dolly as well.
A car dolly cannot tow a 4-wheel drive vehicle. Most other 2-wheel drive vehicles are fine to be towed, but please do your own research first.
The car dollies drawbar can slide under the motorhome at camping grounds to save on space if required.
Questions & Answers
Hi What is the O/All width of the car you have been towing on this dolly? Front image shows the wheel very close to the frame of the dolly any issues when the turntable rotates? brett351 (279 • 8:48 am, Sun, 1 MarHi, we have been towing a Suzuki Ignis on the dolly, behind a Motorhome, the overall width of a Suzuki Ignis is 1,690mm, I put the BMW 328i on the dolly to highlight you can also use the dolly to take wider vehicles, the turntable works great, the reason for the turn table is to take the pressure off the towing vehicle when cornering, the towed vehicle follows the path of the towing vehicle when cornering, reducing tyre wear etc...... kevoo7 (190 • Sunday, 1 March 2026What is the distance between the (looking for the correct terminology here...) uprights to which the trailer axles are mounted please? I'm wanting to find out if the width of my car to the outside of its tyres means that it will fit. 1955zephyr (56 • 12:26 pm, Sun, 1 MarHi, I think you are refering to the distance between the inside of the L/H and R/H inner guards, this is just over 190cm (1.9 metres), the BMW 528i in the photo's attached is approx 183cm's wide, I would suggest working out how wide your vehicle is from the outside of each front tyre, if its less than 190cm's, then it will fit, hope this makes sense. kevoo7 (190 • Sunday, 1 March 2026Is the 1900 inside dimension the smallest I/S dimension? You state the measure is between the guards, from images I've seen the guards sit further out than the supports for the stub axles can you confirm what the dimension is between the inner most points of the stub axles, the car I'm looking at using it for is wider O/A that the dimension you have stated for the 528 brett351 (279 • 6:39 pm, Sun, 1 MarHi, the distance between the stub axles is 190cm, I have just uploaded another pic, hopefully this helps explain this for you. kevoo7 (190 • Sunday, 1 March 2026
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