Where is the towing hook located on a Honda Accord?

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Beau
07/30/25 2:53am
Honda Accord's towing hook is usually hidden inside the bumper. There is a small removable panel on the bumper, and a dedicated screw rod is provided in the trunk. The towing hook is fixed to the subframe under the car, with an airflow deflector in front of it. When in use, you need to bypass the deflector and secure the towing rope to the hook, which can be quite inconvenient. Here are some related details: 1. Purpose of the towing hook: As the name suggests, the towing hook is used for towing vehicles. It can be installed at the front or rear of the car. Generally, SUVs, trucks, and pickup trucks have the towing hook installed at the rear for towing other vehicles. 2. Precautions: Although the towing hook can be used for towing, not all vehicles are allowed to have one installed. Only models that meet specific regulations can be equipped with a towing hook. Additionally, the towing hook must not protrude beyond the body of the car; otherwise, installation is prohibited. Illegal installation may result in fines.
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