3.5T 4 m Heavy - Duty Tow Rope AA6202 - Yellow Strap-Style Towing Belt for Car Breakdowns Other Vehicles up to 3.5 Tonnes

Brilliant bit of kit, much safer and easier than a tow rope. Well worth the money
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Good Job
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Very sturdy Priced about the same as others
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Had to use this for the first time on the 7th of August 2025 to tow a friend 4 miles to a garage. Easy to install, and it worked seamlessly. If it had been a tow rope, he would have hit the back of my car several times, as he had never been towed before! I can recommend this. There may have been a few jerky starts and stops, but that was user error on the part of the car being towed, NOT the tow pole!
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Used this once to tow a 2015 Nissan Pulsar 1.2 with a 2016 BMW 330D. The front towing eyelet on the Nissan was on the left and the rear towing eyelet on the BMW was on the right. The instructions supplied with the pole didn't specify if this would be a problem or not, just reccomending that they should both be at roughly the same height from the ground. We went with it anyway and it worked fine, although the operation of the spring was probably compromised and the distance between the cars was less than 1.8m. I would reccomend staying connected in a hands free phone call during the tow and be aware thats its a very odd feeling. Only needed to tow for about a mile, which was stressful enough but worked without incident despite the clanking of the pole against the eyelets sounding horrendous in the car doing the towing. The car being towed probably won't have power steering or servo assist on the brakes so will need to be controlled by someone strong enough to steer without assistance, probably won't have the demister or wipers either. The On Tow sign doubles up as the carry case for the pole and isn't the easiest to attach and could easily fall off. Will be stashing some duct tape in the bag for its next use. The pole also needs a 13mm spanner for some of the bolts. This is not supplied. Luckily we were towing a mechanically unrepairable car away from a garage so we're able to borrow one before departing. I have since added a 13mm spanner to the storage bag along with some duct tape. Other than that, it did the job at a reasonable price and far less stressful than a tow rope.
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I bought this AA heavy duty tow pole as I hate using rope. When it arrived I was surprised by its weight. On opening the box, I saw that the storage bag it came in had a hole at one end so was worried that small parts might have escaped, however the parts are all secured with chains to the poles themselves. On putting it together for a practise, I found that the retaining pins to be very light and made of too thin a metal and I do not have faith in them actually staying in. I will be buying thicker ones independently as these look like they could fall out. The holes they go into are much larger than the pin so will accept a heavier version. The poles are bright red and are easy to put together. The 'On Tow' flag in the middle of the pole is a nice little touch. Coincidentally, on 14/01 I needed to tow my son’s car off a dual carriageway after the clutch failed. On setting about putting together the pole, I found it difficult to apply the whole pole to the towing eyes with it ready made. I had to separate the three parts, then attached each towing eye individually to each car then attach the middle section with a small amount of manoeuvring. Once built up it looked good. I instructed my 19yr old about the technique he would be experiencing which included the sound of the knocking metal. I shook the bar to simulate the noise to stop him worrying. At this point I realised that an improvement could be made by adding a hard rubber grommet that could be slid over the hook after attachment that would quieten the sound dramatically I will be going to a DIY shop looking for an ideal part. Once underway the towing was easy and well controlled. At times I had to slow or pull away from junctions, where the towing eyes banged against the towing hooks and made a horrific banging sound, I had to keep checking that he was still there. Once home, the towing bar was undamaged. I was going to buy one of the cheaper bars off EBay but I am glad I chose this one. It comes in a bright red bag that will sit in any boot, and as it only cost me £21:78. I have already saved over 3-4 times its value over hiring a breakdown vehicle to take the car home. I would highly recommend this bar
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Towed my Mazda 6 Saloon about 15 miles and was a breeze to put together and much better than a rope. Make sure the towing eyes on both cars are on the same side, and let the lead car do all the accelerating and breaking. This is now an essential piece of motoring equipment that now lives under my boot floor- just in case.
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Delivered by DPD which means it arrived late and packaging damaged as well as box and slight damage to carry bag. the bar seems fine so not worth sending back but never have good delivery when its DPD.
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Una cinta de calidad, aunque aun no tuve que usarla pero la cinta parece muy buena, quizás los mosquetones de los extremos no den tan buena impresión de fortaleza. De cualquier modo es un buen producto. Edito: usada la cinta una vez para ascender varios metros en vertical un tocón de madera de unos 250 kg con una polea. L cinta se comportó de maravilla, ajustándose al tronco sin resbalar ni quejarse. Muy contento.
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Fungera utmärkt!
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Fortunatamente ancora non ho avuto l'occasione di testarlo, ma vedendo il prodotto noto che risulta di buona qualità e resistenza. Ottima la custodia così da conservarlo nella macchina senza che si sporchi e in maniera ordinata.
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I used this to pull an 04 x5 with an 05 x5. The securing latch that locks to the car on both ends could be better, it sometimes falls off the tow hook when you push the vehicle. But it’s strong enough to pull an suv up a steep driveway. I’m happy with it.
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Quand on roule en équipage, c'est bien pratique d'avoir cela, aucun pb lors de notre raid, mais il y a eu une faiblesse sur le second par un autre équipage, mais la voiture était-elle bien dégagée ?
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