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GTA?
People drove on the sidewalk rather than wait 2 minutes.
I used to be paranoid about getting towed when driving an AWD car. this is better than most of these scumbags
if this was a legal tow, which it might not be, I don’t see an issue with this method of picking it up. It’s not securing the car to the deck that I see a problem with
This reminds me why i dont miss the city. It wss fun but the parking tickets were not.
I really wonder if this damages the car.
Can’t see why those wheels system would be designed to have this kind of rotation force applied to them.