getting towed...
 

I have a Fujimura front bumper with a closed grill on the bottom. Can this car be put on a flatbed without being able to access the tow hook locations?!? I just dont want the tow driver to be like, yea this looks like it will work as I look on in horror as pieces of my car rip off...

Thanks!

Dunno.

The tow hook is there so that you can get around the angle issue of the long, low bumper; the winch on the tow truck will be higher than the lowest point on the bumper, so the strap/cable will pull up on the bumper if they attach to the suspension.

If they figure out a way to do it without a tow hook or damaging the front fascia, I'd like to know how they did it for future reference. :)

probably not, you need access to tow hook, otherwise it will probably break your bumper

practice taking the bumper off (no joke) carry a low profile ramp with u.

There's got to be a way to avoid the damage. I mean, there's lots of sports cars with low hanging body work that get towed. Is there a place near the rear end to pull it backwards? Somehow a cheap tube fabrication to attach to the undercarriage could be put together by a weld shop. How about lifting the front end from the sides, carefully using a couple of post Jack's, just enough to push the tow trucks tilted bed under to clear the body interference? Got to be a way.

I agree with Kenchan here. I would carry a low profile jack if I were you.

15 minutes to remove the front bumper and it will save you $$$ good luck

Should have had a small cutout on the mesh grill when building it out. You don't need a large diameter hole. Or take it from the rear. If low, you will need boards to make it.

I had to cut a small hole in the mesh to access the tow hook, the driver had a ton of wood blocks to get the car both on and off. It was really not fun AT all...thankfully the dealer left the tow hook in the trunk. I hope I never have to do this again!

Thanks for the help