I would much prefer to attach straps than hooks though but there still in development kinda.
They have functionality and i can assure u if anything goes wrong with ur 86/BRZ and u need a tilt/tow truck ull wish u had them. Dont think that everyone wants them just to "look cool". Having the tow hook/s u dont have to worry about removing the front bumper.įor $100/$150 each they are well worth it for some. Tow hooks are primarily used for emergency towing and cars for the track. Because the 86/BRZ sits so low i think it will have similar problems getting onto a tilt/tow truck. Browse our collection of car tow hooks that have universal fit for most vehicles. With tow hooks built into the bonnet it makes things so easy. So any time i would need a tow, Possible breakdown down at track, damage or crash etc i couldnt just get towed onto a tilt truck easily without taking off my bumper.
They are strong enough for emergency use and will you get out of trouble if you decide to go off road during track session. The NRG Tow Strap was specifically designed to maximize their vehicles potential without having to worry of getting stuck and without anything to pull them out of it.
I used to send my LS2 Ute to a racing motor builder i know once or twice a yr on tilt truck who is about 100kms from Perth (MarksWorkshop in York) but because my Ute was so low u could not reverse it on a tilt truck using the rear tow hook without ripping my front bumper off and contacting my radiator supports so i would have to take the front bumper off and use wood boards driving it on to not strike the ground. PERRIN tow hooks will give your Subaru or Honda a sporty look without breaking the bank. Front + Rear + 139.00 Ship to Calculate Shipping Cost - + Add to Cart Add to WishList Details Front and Rear Tow Hooks made by Cusco for the 2022+ Toyota GR86 & Subaru BRZ. I have roadside assistance and with that i have 3 times a year i can have the car towed if it "breaks down" have it delivered to a mechanic of my choice anywhere within the state.
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