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Towing an EV 2000 miles with an EV (Patreon)

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2026-01-24 04:14:38
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Here's What Long Distance Electric Towing is Actually Like (in a Silverado EV)

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/agingwheels Merch: agingwheels.com

Comments

Michael Cotton

Well I for one very much enjoy these EV videos, and I'm more than happy to watch as many as you want to make.

Dan Sweikata

This travellogue was exactly what I needed, and the blooper to start was just the wonderful icing on the cake.

quser

Silverado got CODAed

Gordon Chaffin

Glad to see the collab between my two favorite YouTubers who don't game the YT algorithm with thumbnails or "time spent watching" hacks

CharlieVictor

I’m impressed that there are as many charging options available in some remote areas. Hopefully this trend will continue. BTW: What camera did you have on the windshield?

Chris Napoleon

I’m hoping that the tumbleweed makes it onto the Technology Connections set, fingers crossed!

Thomas & Robert Rhode

Oh great! Actually great. Now I have to watch the whole thing over until I figure out when this trip took place. Two of my favorite content creators were less than a kilometer (check units) from my family's house. No texting, no calling, nothing. Thanks guys!

Honorary Octopus

I love when you guys show up in eachothers videos. Such an entertaining chemistry together! :D

Chris Horry

Please keep doing these collaborations whenever you can (I've no idea how close you guys are to each other). You two have amazing chemistry together.

Andrew Dyjach

Now that the video is live, has GM reached out to you at all about getting the repair expedited or even just an explanation? I can't wait for the follow-up video explaining what went wrong. My guess is the contactors fused, but I would think that would cause a code/be easy to detect.