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I was out playing in the snow with my Cruze doing all sorts of stunts, then went home. After getting home i was thinking that i should probably find my towing points just so I know where they are before going out again and getting stuck. Guess what? There aren't any! Am i missing something or do they really not exist? (US Cruze by the way)
 

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Translation ( NonExistant ) you can always go out of yer way and bolt up a hook onto yer front end some where under there .
 

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Yea I found out the hard way:(
What did you find except for a bunch of plastic? Was looking for a spot to hook the hold down straps for our kayak. Just told my wife, lets use the Supra instead. Besides, its a foot shorter and she is short, need her to guide the rear especially in the wind. Its a 14 foot long tandem and the Supra has a huge roll bar under the roof, can stand on it without putting a dent in it.
 

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What did you find except for a bunch of plastic? Was looking for a spot to hook the hold down straps for our kayak. Just told my wife, lets use the Supra instead. Besides, its a foot shorter and she is short, need her to guide the rear especially in the wind. Its a 14 foot long tandem and the Supra has a huge roll bar under the roof, can stand on it without putting a dent in it.
I had this problem trying to tie down my kayaks! GM is weird!
 

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How do they tie them down on the trains and trucks for delivery? I bet the OM says to use a flatbed truck or wheel lift tow for emergency towing.
 

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Jim,
There are special chains that have a slide/block on the end and this block section slides into the subframe rail under the car.
Looks like a slot....maybe an inch/inch and a half long with a circle cutout.
The block is inserted into the circle end and then slides into the chassis to the front or rear.....the chain is then cinched down for transport or a cable is attached to it for flatbed loading/tie down.

Rather simple once you see one and damage free as well.

If you ever see a fletbed operator that looks like he's not in too big a hurry, ask to see the adapters.

Rob
 
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