Stand Up EZ Haul Car Tow Dolly

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Updated (October 2019)
Never Fear! The Stand-Up EZ Haul Tow Dolly Is Here To Save Your Tires, Your Back, and Your Bank Account
The Stand-Up EZ Haul Tow Dolly enables you to tow a secondary vehicle more easily and efficiently than with other towing options. Other car trailers, car tow dollies, and 4-down towing solutions have significant upfront costs or require high long-term rental, storage, and/or maintenance fees. Considering rental and storage fees saved, the Stand-Up EZ Haul Tow Dolly presents the best value-for-dollar to RV travelers and other frequent vehicle haulers.
Why Should RV Travelers and Professional Haulers Consider Using A Car Tow Dolly?
A car tow dolly can be extremely helpful for RV travelers, as it empowers them to bring a secondary vehicle for additional transportation at their destination site. Many RV travelers find bringing a tow car to be the best way to explore the surrounding area once the RV campsite is set up. Further, having a smaller vehicle is often more convenient for local trips, accessing local roads, and saving money on gas. For other frequent-towing drivers, using a car tow dolly is similarly accessible; whether you tow frequently for your business of your personal life, using a car tow dolly requires less vehicle modification, supplemental equipment, and upfront costs than other towing options. Sounds like an easy choice, right?
Nevertheless, some RV travelers and professional haulers hesitate to use a car tow dolly because of the initial investment cost and inconvenience often associated with them. Though car tow dollies tend to be cheaper and less complicated to install that car tow trailers and the auxiliary braking systems necessary for dinghy towing, they are not without their challenges. Travelers and haulers who are already familiar with other towing options may not see much value in switching to a car tow dolly.
What Are The Challenges Associated With Using A Car Tow Dolly?
Most significantly, RV campsites often charge incrementally higher fees based on the footprint of your motorhome and all attached accessories. The standard 10-foot storage footprint of a car tow dolly results in additional costs to travelers. Secondarily, car tow dollies are often heavy and difficult to maneuver single-handed, making them ill-suited for use by physically smaller or single travelers or those with back or joint health issues. The standard design of a car tow dolly results in additional physical labor (and potentially pain) for travelers. Lastly, inconsistencies between state-level regulations for the lighting and braking systems on car tow dollies makes it a hassle to prepare for trips across state lines, sometimes necessitates additional complicated (and expensive) equipment installations, and can also result in increased costs to the traveler due to the accumulation of traffic citations for ill-equipped tow dollies.
That’s why we created the Stand-Up EZ Haul Tow Dolly.
What Are The Benefits Of Using The Stand-Up EZ Haul Tow Dolly vs. Other Car Tow Dollies?
(1) The Stand-Up EZ Haul Tow Dolly has an ultra-lightweight design, making set up and hook up easy for one person to accomplish.
(2) The innovative stand-up design of the Stand-Up EZ Haul Tow Dolly enables users to store the dolly upright, diminishing the size of its storage footprint. This, in turn, enables users to avoid additional storage fees at campsites or scaling up the campsite size (and price).
(3) With standard lights and optional braking systems,
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Bring your Vehicle along without having the headache of storing a trailer. Introducing Tow Smart Trailers Stand-Up EZ Haul Tow Dolly!
The only tow dolly in the market capable of storing upright without any assistance. Designed for a range of vehicles from Mini Coopers to 80" wide Trucks or SUVs.
The Stand-Up EZ Haul unit weighs only 330 Pounds with a total maximum load capacity of 5000 pounds. Equipped with 2 removable adjustable ramps to satisfied a range of low profile vehicles. Lashing winches, straps, and cradle safety chains come standard with every order! The Stand-Up EZ Haul tow dolly can be stored in an average size garage.
THE STAND-UP EZ HAUL TOW DOLLY CAN BE STORED IN AN AVERAGE SIZE GARAGE. EZ HAUL STAND UP TOW DOLLY STORAGE FOOTPRINT IS JUST L-102"XW-24" H-88" SAY GOODBYE TO COSTLY RV CAMPGROUND FEES! NO NEED TO WASTE MONEY ON A CHEAP GALVANIZED TOW DOLLY

[@savady1234]

Been doing some research and I’ll be getting my husband this! Can’t wait to impress him with this light weight trailer...something I’ll be able to help him with!

[@sectortech12b8]

I couldn't find this one locally and purchased the Kar kaddy SS, my neighbor at RV storage has this one and it certainly looks easier to deal with however, I would certainly add the spare tire feature

[@big-d4443]

I wonder without the swivel deck on it you can actually back it up with a car loaded on it??

[@badandylaoc]

Flip flops are what I'd be using too! 🌞🌴 🌊

[@craigsahms3598]

This appears to have surge brakes but a 4 way flat electrical connector. Can it be converted to a 5 way to lock out the brakes when in reverse?

[@themeaningoflife38]

she looks great

[@BillSmith-kl7sb]

With all due respect I noticed there was an edit just as the truck had to make a tight left turn in the parking lot. With out a swivel point, it makes street corner returns very hard to keep stable on the dolly. Do you make a center swivel point dolly?

[@billholland9366]

Exactly... I see a lot of these for sale used, and they're relatively cheap.... I wouldn't touch one, without the swivel, imagine the stress it put on the front end components of the vehicle being towed..... It's literally torquing the shit out of everything in the front end.....

[@user-jk4zl2lt3b]

How much does it take to arrive in korea

[@milanmilosavljevic6920]

price of trailer

[@georgerickard8870]

Hi what price are they in EMGLAND

[@Specktro_GTA]

Ahi q desconectar la bateria y que mas?

[@FRANCISCOHERNANDEZ-tx3nw]

Me interesa un dolly de este tipo lo envian a sinaloa y cual es su precio ?

[@juliorubalcava95]

Do they finance with this dolly

[@user-xs6sn6sr2s]

How much is it cost?

[@Kajtek1]

Why did the video blanked on sharp turn. The manufacturer is not showing the dolly details. Is it having swiveling cart, or just push the set sideways on sharp turns? Judging from lack of replies to those questions before, it is just cheap design.

[@cbornstan]

I have this dolly. The design is that the wheels are held fast and only works if your car does not lock the steering wheel when the ignition is off. My Chevy Cruze doesn't lock the steering and it tracks very well behind the motorhome. I have tried both types (swivel pan and not) and I prefer this type. However, if your steering wheel locks, then you need the swivel pan.

[@xdarkmercx]

The fact that the company liked this comment and didn’t reply has me sketched out.

[@armandomrgl85]

What if the car needing to be towed isn't drivable, is there an attachment for a come along to be attached?

[@towsmarttrailers211]

armandomrgl85 hello, we currently do no have any attachments. However many retailers offer winches or come alongs that work quite well with that type of situations.

[@charleslane789]

I usually use a come along and attach it to the forward side of my receiver hitch under my truck.

[@mr.eervianlesmana9263]

@@towsmarttrailers211 .hello, I want to ask. in the video it is explained that the car that is towed must have the steering wheel unlocked, so my question is. why does the steering wheel have to be unlocked? .The front wheel is already tied to the tow dolly, so why does it have to be unlocked?

[@randallsawyer4011]

One of Mt wheels are locked. Help!

[@user-sn1vy1ug6n]

Ou peut on le trouver

[@countteddy]

nice ...but not in the UK though ........shame ...,I,ll have to go on using my A frame ...

[@jsb5188]

Just take your dolly and chop off the tail end, and wah lah, you have a "tiltable" dolly

[@Yugetubes]

Why were the chains not crossed under the hitch and what is a zip tide?

[@bsshollis]

My exact thoughts

[@bsshollis]

99% of people dont cross there chains

[@wolterkon]

Ciekawe jak to skręca???

[@TheWicho69]

It's can haul a pickup truck

[@davebb36]

Wow. So easy. Even a woman can do it. Some of it anyway

[@badandylaoc]

Them guns! 😍

[@yessigonzalez8187]

I heard you can't tow far with a dolly ? It wears out tires . Is that true ?

[@mr.eervianlesmana9263]

No, unless you pull the handbrake

[@stevenstump1944]

U dont have to pull the ignition fuse

[@j-hickz4078]

plays? Do u have to disconnect the car battery your towing?

[@jarrelldaniel4199]

Where to buy and how much?

[@towsmarttrailers211]

towsmarttrailers.com/products/stand-up-ez-haul-car-tow-dolly

[@jcortes3930]

Does the girl come with it?

[@engineerVasily]

0:53 is a best moment

[@BenjaminKeith]

Video is in reverse at the beginning.

[@freddysmith3186]

I'll like to see it when the vehicle don't Run .. if it Rubs why pull it

[@larbear2835]

You like behind an rv or when you are moving hello

[@georgefutarel2965]

I THINK THE STEERING WHEEL MUST BE LOCK !!!

[@chrisruth2040]

My brakes are seized. I didn't use it for winter.

[@towsmarttrailers211]

Is there pressure on the actuator?

[@chrisruth2040]

@@towsmarttrailers211 No pressure on actuator

[@towsmarttrailers211]

@@chrisruth2040 send me an email with image we will check on what’s going on [e-mail]

[@billw2146]

She damn near dropped it!!! Lol

[@notafuckinpplperson8233]

Bill W damn bear broker her back! spinal

[@BobSmith-mc7uq]

$1300.00 OUCH!!!!!

[@adeksadeksinski681]

$1,699.00 now

[@marlo916]

Steering wheel is supposed to be locked when towing

[@towsmart6015]

This dolly does not have a swivel pan. STEERING WHEEL NEEDS TO REMAIN UNLOCKED

[@ThePrinceOfTheTalkbox]

white chic is fine lol

[@jesusteama3316]

JESUS CHRIST loves you very much.

[@endersingh3180]

I’m just here to see her such a cute hard working women

[@1wogdog]

this is a unsafe car dolly..i'm really surprised how many badly designed dollys there are...look at uhauls..they are done right..the dolly needs to pivot/turn..you would have to make really wide turns with this dolly..make a few sharp turns and something is going to break/give..not good...stay away from any dolly that does not pivot...also no tilting dolly..it needs to pivot and have ramps

[@towsmarttrailers211]

You must not have seen the whole video. Not all Dollies require to have a pivoting pan. In contrast you can achieve a better turning radius by going this route, up to a 90 degree turning radius rather than a limited 50 degree which you would get out of an unit that has a pivoting pan. Another advantage is you will never encounter hitting the side of your vehicle since the fender does not stick out more than the wheel well. Lastly the dolly comes with a set of ramps.

[@cbornstan]

I have this dolly. The design is that the wheels are held fast and only works if your car does not lock the steering wheel when the ignition is off. My Chevy Cruze doesn't lock the steering and it tracks very well behind the motorhome. I have tried both types (swivel pan and not) and I prefer this type. However, if your steering wheel locks, then you need the swivel pan.

[@danialholt4174]

$1400

[@roycraggs2058]

I wouldn't recommend handling heavy ramps and trying to load a car whilst wearing sandals. Get some steel toe capped boots on.

[@sew04ss]

Roy Craggs zome people want to learn the hard way

[@towsmarttrailers211]

The ramps only weigh 10lbs a piece

[@adeksadeksinski681]

@@sew04ss some people would kill you in name of safety

[@MikeMikeSmith]

If you’re buying this because it stores easy.... You shouldn’t! I drove a tow truck in college and saw too many people who bought a trailer, never used it and had dry rotted tires blow out at 70 mph.

[@LJT7907]

Also your better to get a tow dolly if you're going to get one that has a swiveling base so you don't have to leave your steering wheel unlocked. Which is just asking for excess wear and tear on your vehicle

[@jarodmorris611]

@@LJT7907 - depends on how far someone is going. I won't ever haul a car on one of these more than about 15 miles.

[@aboelsofalabed1588]

The importants is not important at all

[@ernestobrooks6742]

but titties