Yeah, I'm with wwill. For many not an option as my van only has two seats but, as a method of transporting my toys nothing has worked better. I've towed open and closed trailers and had several pickups moving bikes and sleds. I moved to a promaster van 6 years ago. Doors on back and side with 22inch rise or drop. With a foot or more of snow, I drive in back and out side door. Tie down strips on floor, easy tie down. Mine is 136'' wheel base and Ive had three snowbikes in it. Two 129s and a 120. Bikes are warm and protected from elements, it gets better fuel mileage than my pickups without a trailer. Doesn't matter what I want to move, building materials, furniture, snow bikes the van is better than my pickups. When I bought in 2017 my van was 12-15K less than a 1/2 ton 4x4 club cab. Unfortunately the vans are very popular for conversion to rv campers and the values have risen alot. Only downside is if you need 4 wd they are not made in a promaster. It is front wheel drive and quite good with good tires. I have chains but have yet to need them.
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. Where I live, no nearby trailhead worth riding accommodates a trailer. I refuse to use a wheel kit too haha, put the ski on a moving dolly for inside the garage. You won't catch me spending hundreds on a wheel kit that you can't ride on in the mud and rocks. So easy to walk the bike up a sled ramp if the snowbanks are lacking, or god forbid you ride right up the ramp
