Description

Function and Purpose:

Attachment Point: The tow iron serves as a designated location where towing or recovery equipment, such as tow ropes, chains, or hooks, can be securely attached.
Strength and Durability: Constructed from robust materials and integrated into the vehicle’s chassis or frame to ensure it can withstand the stress and strain of towing or recovery operations.
Safety: Provides a safe and reliable attachment point for towing, ensuring the vehicle can be moved or recovered without compromising safety for both the vehicle being towed and the towing vehicle.

Location: Typically located at the front or rear of the vehicle for accessibility and ease of use.
Design: May vary in design depending on the specific model and manufacturer specifications, but generally designed to handle heavy loads and stress.
Compatibility: Designed to be compatible with standard towing equipment used by recovery vehicles or towing services.

Proper Use: Attach towing equipment securely to the tow iron following manufacturer guidelines or recommendations to ensure safe towing operations.
Maintenance: Inspect the tow iron regularly for signs of damage, wear, or corrosion. Ensure it remains in good condition to maintain its strength and reliability.
Emergency Situations: In case of breakdowns or accidents, knowing the location and capabilities of the tow iron can facilitate efficient recovery or towing by professionals.

If you need to use the tow iron for recovery or towing purposes, it’s advisable to consult with a professional towing service or recovery specialist. They have the expertise and equipment to safely perform these operations.