Towing car behind rv motorhome

on a trailer
Caution - Do not flat tow any vehicle with an automatic transmission. Damage to the drive-train will result. If these vehicles require towing, make sure all drive wheels are OFF the ground.
http://www.fiatusaoflancaster.com/flat-tow.htm
https://rv-roadtrips.thefuntimesguide.com/rv_towing_vehicle_tips/
CAUTION!
Do not flat tow any vehicle equipped with an automatic transmission. Damage to the drivetrain will result. If these
vehicles require towing, make sure all drive wheels are OFF the ground.
http://www.fiatia.com/fman-332.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbvejdzb1ZQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FE6uwhVHu2I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1lneTCviA0

check with local transportation / road authority on requirements

Use this link to find info on all towable vehicles from 1999 to present.

http://rv-roadtrips.thefuntimesguide.com/2012/12/motorhome-towing.php

I wouldn't flat tow any vehicle & expect
the transmission or transfer case, to be happy
about it,in the long run

If you study your owners manuals & service manuals
& towing stuff,you will see no manufacturer recommends
the driven wheels be on the ground.

I have 2014 frontier-so that is both ends, of a 4x4

I would put it on a trailer

Too much in the front & rear of the drive train, for me
to tow, other than a trailer

I guess having once owned a trans shop,you see my concerns

Here's a link that you can use for your towing. The RV Forum Community

Yes. There are companies that make pumps. ect to pull these out of gear. See any RV dealer or Trailer Hitch specialist.

you must use a car hauler/trailer.

first thing is you have to know the weight of the motorhome..and you must know the towing capacity of the nissan..

but if and when you decide to tow the motor home always keep in mind .especilly if you have never towed anything like that before.That when big trucks pass you the trailer will want to sway back and forth.so always keep that in mind.....and safe driving....

I tow my 2005 Jeep Wrangler behind my motor home. I installed a Jeep trailer towing wiring kit to the rear lights. the bought a long trailer wiring kit and ran it from the front of the Jeep to the Jeep tralier wire plug. Pluged it in and pluged the other end into the motor home trailer light recptacle. I used only four wires plus ground. There is probably a way you could tap into the wiring harnes under the hood but not having a wiring diagram this is the best I could come up with and all lights do work. You can buy a test plug with led lights that plugs in both male and female, real handy for checking connections.

If it is automatic the quick is a two wheeled tow dolly. Or if that is not desirable then a RV repair shop can recommend a towing package that will disengage the torque converter in the transmission. Either way is about 1K.

Do not tow it with any wheels on the ground it will burn up the trans and transfer case. If you use a dolly on the front remove the rear driveshaft.