You have a front wheel drive vehicle and the tow truck will likely hook it from the front (so those wheels are off the ground), so you don't need a flat bed. The axle (CV joint) won't affect the wheel's suspension, so it can be pushed/pulled around for the tow, I would of course still let the tow operator know so they can check for any obstruction before hooking the vehicle.
Do I have to use a flatbed truck if my front axle is broken
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I have a 1998 Continental. How do I tell the trans/axle type, AX4N, AX4S, etc,???
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My lincoln mkz is leaking by the grab handle on the passenger side front where can the water be coming from.
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When driving at night we always have multiple vehicles flashing their brights at us. As an example last night in a 100 mile round trip eight vehicles did this to us.
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