On the front under the fog lights you will find on both sides a hook or loop to be used when towing. On the rear on the opposite side to the muffler is the rear towing point. DO NOT USE THE HOOK/LOOP NEAREST TO THE MUFFLER IT IS A TIE DOWN POINT ONLY.
yes, but manual trasmission ONLY
I wouldn't have any idea where to start. My recommendation would be to do what I did when my Outback just quit running in my driveway. Call the local garage for a tow truck. This forum doesn't lend itself to the lengthy conversation necessary to narrow in on your problem.
The Baja, like all AWD Subaru models should be put on a flat bed.
yes, but manual trasmission ONLY
You can tow a Subaru Outback ONLY IF you USE a WHEEL DOLLY. Failure to do so will result in serious drivetrain damage. All four wheels must be off the pavement because of the all-wheel drive.
The short answer is "no". Under some circumstances you can tow a short distance at low speed but read your owner's manual for specifics on your car. Subaru goes into detail about the acceptable methods of towing.
under the front of the car on either side
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A tow hook can be on the front or the back of a vehicle , it is a convenient place to attach a tow rope or cable if you need to pull out a vehicle that is stuck in snow or mud etcetera
That's a 'line segment'.
an immediate go-around without dropping the tow line
the most important thing to do is latch it down from the tow hooks in the front of the car near the bumpers. to tie a car toflatbed truc first put the car on the flatbed,lol take a chain or rope or tiedown and attach to front of car.most cars now have a tow ring just under bumper at front attach other end to truck in front of car so car would not roll back if brakes were off then take another strap or tiedown and attach to rear of car, and attach to truck pulling car back from front tiedown if not tow hooks on rear, attach around axle housing making sure to go between housing and break line,otherwise you can damage brake line then apply tension on tiedown .this will apply tension to fron tie down tied this way the car cannot roll backwards of forwards on flat bed