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Secure all items so they cannot
fly forward and injure you or
your passengers if you brake
hard, hit an obstacle, or are
involved in a collision.
If you want to put cargo on the
roof, use a roof rack, secure all
items, and make sure the cargo
does not exceed 200 pounds.
Towing a Trailer
You may be able to safely tow a
lightweight trailer (such as a
motorcycle trailer or small tent
trailer) off-road if you follow
these guidelines:
Do not exceed a trailer weight
of 1,000 pounds (including
cargo) or a tongue weight of
100 pounds. (Tongue weight
should be about 10% of the
trailer weight.)
Try to stay on smooth, level
dirt roads, and avoid driving in
hilly terrain.
Allow extra room for starting,
stopping, and turning.
Slow down if you encounter
bumps or other obstacles.
Extra Equipment and Supplies
We strongly recommend that you
DO NOT carry extra fuel. Gasoline
is highly flammable and
explosive. It cannot be safely
carried inside the vehicle or
strapped to the top or rear. The
best thing to do is fill up your tank
before you leave pavement.
Off-Road Driving Information
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