Madison Towing

I moved from Madison to Chicago. I have two cars. Can I tow with each other? I:

1997 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 (V8 engine)
1996 Chrysler Concorde LX (V6)

If I can do - that vehicle must be towed and that we should do the towing?

Neither can tow the other. They both only £ 1,000 towing limit. You can send the car for a few hundred each. There are car carriers under way between these two cities all the time. The other option is to rent a UHAUL and a way to rent a car carrier as well. put a car on the transport vessel and the other or simply drive the two cars there. This is not a question of engine. The weight of the car, the chassis (no), brakes and transmission. I was a manager for UHAUL domain for many years. Towing is one thing that I know very well. I would like to get prices to ship two or simply operate a ship and another.

V8 was towed.

Even if you actually tow cars among others, his "illegal to do ... at least in California ... it may be different where you live.

neither vehicle can safely tow that much weight. You will need to ship or get a friend to drive one of them for you.

The best way is to rent a 15 foot or larger moving truck that has a rear hitch to pull a trailer designed to carry the rental car. You need a big heavy truck to tow a car on a trailer safely and truck rental company will tell you what you need. Then, all wheels are towed vehicle off the road and you have a towing situation stable, especially if you're not experienced the trailers. However, note that you will not be able to travel over 55 km / h safely on the roads open.
A vehicle towed whips sawing a frightening experience if you never had this happen to you. You have the possibility of a very serious accident while towing anything, because the trailer weight can become unstable at any time and send the tow vehicle in a jack knife or spin. The heavy tractor is the best and the lower center of gravity of the trailer weight, the better.

If you check your owner's manual should tell you the towing capacity of the vehicle. Also, you need to decide if you need a Class II or III hitch, you can ask where you buy or rent. Will you be towing up large hills or on flat roads? This will make a big difference. Watch your temp gadge make sure that your car doen't fire. Start slowly from a stop.
Good luck

I do not want. None of them are designed to tow something that heavy. You can and you probably do serious damage to the transmission and / or brake systems if you try.