Toyota RAV4 Hidden Towing Hitch Locations & Tools (2019+)

In this informative YouTube video, I take a quick but comprehensive look at the Towing Eyes and Tool Kit locations on a Toyota RAV4. Whether you find yourself in a breakdown situation and need a tow, or you're planning to lend a helping hand by towing someone out of trouble using your RAV4, this video is a must-watch. Discover the exact locations and learn how to access these crucial elements with ease. Additionally, don't forget to check out our video on the shift lock release for even more valuable insights. Get ready to equip yourself with the knowledge needed to handle towing situations efficiently and confidently. Hit play now and empower yourself with essential RAV4 know-how.

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[al_rabeia]

You are a wonderful person, you saved my life. I am from Saudi Arabia. Thank you a million times.😘

[lorentrager]

Thank you. I saw those 2 hatches/covers before, but I’ve never pulled out the towing hooks 🪝 from the trunk.

[hualinzheng-uj]

😢I wonder why my rav4 doesn’t have the front tow hook, mine is 2023 le hybrid.

[sethmoking]

Can these points be used to yank the car out of a ditch, for example?

[laura-ann.]

CAUTION: This video only applies to NON-HYBRID models of the Rav4. You CAN NOT flat tow a Rav4 Hybrid or Rav4 Prime (these models have the P-710 and P-810 E-CVT transaxle). This is because the car's engine control computer automatically engages the parking pawl and the parking brakes whenever the power is switched off. To use the towing eyes to pull the car out of something that it's stuck in, deep sand or snow, for example, the driver has to be in the car, with the power "on", the READY light on, the gear selector in Neutral, and the parking brakes disengaged. This is ONLY to be used to pull the stuck car a few feet, and at no more than walking speed. NEVER allow a tow truck driver to tow your Rav4 Hybrid or Prime with any of the wheels on the ground! The ONLY way that any Toyota AWD vehicle with an E-CVT can be towed, is on a flatbed truck, or a car trailer, with all four wheels off the ground. Any other towing situation will severely damage the drivetrain.

[kennethwatt]

Not Ur Bad but I'm really '24 We bought a Yr. ago has none of had been wondering what We would hook to if We ever needed a