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BUS4US · 01-27-2014, 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by t55watson

I have always loved the braless look. WOOHOO

Another good one! I like it when I am in deep going from thread to thread and all of a sudden I scroll down and get a chuckle!

Ron.

Marcosdad · 01-28-2014, 11:40 AM

I tried Tow Car Shield. Rubbed the paint off in several places, and they would not make it right claiming in was some how my or the brand new paint's fault.

MRUSA14 · 01-28-2014, 01:43 PM

I have a Protect-a-Tow and it is wonderful. I used it very successfully on my last motorhome which had a side exhaust. I have not been able to use it on the Anthem because the rear exhaust is too close to the Protect-a-Tow fabric and would burn it up. Protect-a-Tow says they do not recommend using their product with rear exhaust.

It's a shame because the Protect-a-Tow does a great job and is easy to use. My car is slowly getting beat up on account of this.

EDALLSAILS · 01-28-2014, 02:06 PM

Tried a Bra on Honda element, was a pain in the A$$. Went to one of those panel style rock guard and it was also a pain. Now using a Blue OX KarGuard II. seems to work, not difficult to install, a wee bit pricey. There are several other companies who make them. which you pick depends on where your exhaust is, mine vents to side so I went with the Blue OX. Portect-A-Tow is another brand, NASA makers of Ready Brake also has one. safe travels.. ed

DSL417 · 01-28-2014, 08:34 PM

Use the Roadmaster road guard. Slips in, slips out. Can't say it works great, but I've seen no rock chips in a year of towing.

StevenNSteph · 01-28-2014, 09:11 PM

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Originally Posted by stevedenesha

I use the protect a tow which is easy to set up, and not only protects the car but also the tow bar and cables. It has taken a beating, has a couple worn holes (after 15,000 miles) but is still doing its job. Here's a link: Protect-a-Tow

X4 - used it on my DP and my current gasser. So far it's been the best thing I have tried.