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I'm looking at an INEOS without towing receiver. I know that the receiver can be added aftermarket. I will be pulling a ski boat. i am hearing that a full INEOS optioned towing package is the only way to go and it is not recommended to just add a receiver and tow a boat. any thoughts or experience out there. boat is a 21 foot sea ray. thx in advance, Barry
 
The "ideal" way is to have the dealer install the hitch and OEM wiring, although this will set you back between $3k-4500. The OEM towing control module interfaces with the rest of the vehicle and turns off rear parking sensors as well as changes ABS/ESP profiles when a trailer is detected.

Off Road Gear Guys has a solution for both the hitch and wiring, although it doesn't do the OEM integration, this would be your next best bet.
 
I'm looking at an INEOS without towing receiver. I know that the receiver can be added aftermarket. I will be pulling a ski boat. i am hearing that a full INEOS optioned towing package is the only way to go and it is not recommended to just add a receiver and tow a boat. any thoughts or experience out there. boat is a 21 foot sea ray. thx in advance, Barry
See if you can negotiate to get the dealer to throw in the towing package upgrade - instead of credits for other accessories that you will probably replace anyhow.
 
I'm looking at an INEOS without towing receiver. I know that the receiver can be added aftermarket. I will be pulling a ski boat. i am hearing that a full INEOS optioned towing package is the only way to go and it is not recommended to just add a receiver and tow a boat. any thoughts or experience out there. boat is a 21 foot sea ray. thx in advance, Barry
If it is a new car buy CazyOldMan is on the money...if it is a used car buy Anand's second solution will $ave you (y)
 
I'm looking at several low mileage 2024's. I don't mind adding what is needed as long as it will keep the vehicle safe when towing a boat. Availability could be ab issue on the components. I heard that the INEOS package includes a trailer sway module and stronger rear springs. I truly appreciate the input. I was headed to the dealership today to most likely make the purchase. However, this vehicle needs to be able to safely pull my boat.
 
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