Why don't sedans have rear tow hooks?

[LeElliana]

Only the hooks at the rear of off-road vehicles are called tow hooks, which are used for towing trailers or caravans. For regular vehicles, they have tow rings for rescue purposes, located at both the front and rear. Many vehicles have their tow hook positions designed at the lower part of the bumper, and the exact location is usually indicated in the vehicle's user manual. Here is some additional information: 1. Tow ring location: The tow rings on sedans are hidden within the front and rear bumpers. There is a small cover on the bumper that can be removed to reveal the tow ring. For many sedans, the tow ring is a threaded hole, and the vehicle's toolkit includes a tow ring that can be screwed in for use. 2. Function: A car tow hook is a spherical towing device. Nowadays, most vehicles abroad are equipped with a tow hook system, and many car brands come with tow hooks as standard. Car tow hooks have become an essential component of vehicles. In case a vehicle being towed accidentally detaches from the tow hook while driving, a steel cable can prevent the towed vehicle from moving uncontrollably, thereby avoiding potential accidents.