Z7What

Throw it on a trailer and go, nothing to worry about. Will be way way under the max weight limit. Just lock out 6th hear if you find it jumping in and out of gear. Which I doubt you will. I towed a Chevy Colorado 75mph in 6th gear with no problem at all. And I have 1" taller than stock tires, 5.0L and 3.55s.

Wayne

Norotso

I would also add to ensure that you have a good adjustable ball to ensure the trailer is level for towing. If you are renting a tow dolly, where only the front tires of the car will be secure, the tow bar again should be parallel to the road surface. Don't worry about M, you dont want to be manually shifting gears up. I would not even worry about locking out 6th gear as there will not be any wind resistance like you would find pulling a RV trailer. Engage the T/H button, ensure your hitch is secure and tires are inflated as previous suggested, lights all function, and you're good to go...