Penske Car Carrier & 370Z?
 

Okay, so im moving from San Diego to NY here within the next week and a half, got some questions....

Has anyone used there car carrier with the sport 19's on? or someone else's carrier attached to the truck, i cant afford to ship it separately otherwise i would.

Regardless of the fact that the video, and size sheet say nothing about 18?

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Also, was thinking of seeing if a second spare on the front world do the trick?

I know the spares are 18x145? if that?

I do know it worked fine with a lowered 240sx on 17s when I drove down here from MO. I just told them it was an Altima when I rented it. It uses straps over the tires to hold the car on.

I just wounded if there is enough strap to cover the wheel and do so safely.

Ask Mike here on the forums. He has experience with trailers and racecars.

I'll drive it over there for you for a small fee + gas then just hop a flight home. :tup:

PM sent to mike, killerbee, that would be awesome, but I would be able to move the car and truck separatly. Gas is already going to kill me.

It will fit, I saw a guy load his 40th anniversary Z on a penske car carrier. You might want to take the front bump stops lips off for extra front bumper clearance. Also try to find a curb with an easy incline on one side to back the car carrier up to and place the ramps on. It will allow you to drive car up incline then flat onto carrier with less of a chance to drag as opposed to driving up the ramps.

Thank you MAC, +rep

Also I wouldn't recomend you use anything other than Penske towing equipment with a Penske truck. If you are in an accident and have anything other than a Penske car carrier or tow dolly they can void the insurance you bought and you will be liable for any damage to the truck and trailer.

i ended up having a massive change in plans and dont need to go back to the area where i can only drive my car for 3 months, i appreciate the replies and i hope this will be useful for someone else!

Yeah I'm pretty sure it will help me out. I can't count how many times I've done my own moves in the military.