[Aviator.Tim]

Say someone were to get their E stuck in the snow. What would be a good place to hook a chain to so they can be pulled out. I saw a small hook in the back under the bumper, but is that strong enough?

 

[Aviator.Tim]

Or anywhere said person may attach a chain?

 

[ramblerdan]

That hook should work. It's a designated jacking point.

 

[elementbryon]

That loop is designed to support nearly the entire weight of the vehicle when transported on a cargo ship and it bears a large amount of the tongue weight when towing so it should hold up to some tugging in the snow.

 

[frank828]

i got my car stuck in ice/snow once and found that i got some traction to get out by opening the tailgate and pushing up and down on it.

i also once got stuck in sand and a truck tried to get me out but his tow hook was too thick for the E's loop. :\
i got the car out by pretty much deflating the tires to almost nothing and then bouncing it up and down again.

 

[dking28]

Tow point

I actually used that point a couple of times this winter to pull other people out. :grin:

 

[TPS Lizard]

stuck in the snow

I got stuck in the snow once, so I killed a moose with my bare hands and then I stayed till spring, I used the rear hook to tie off the beast before it got to the killin' time.:lol:

 

[nacranym]

I got stuck in the snow once, so I killed a moose with my bare hands and then I stayed till spring, I used the rear hook to tie off the beast before it got to the killin' time.:lol:

and, no doubt, you used the antlers to make a set of tools that allowed you to install the fog lights that had been in the back of the vehicle for 3 months and crawled into the carcass to keep warm at night. <grin>