Factors to consider:
* Jeep's Transmission: The 2014 Wrangler automatic transmission is likely a 5-speed automatic. While most automatic transmissions are designed to be towed, there are specific guidelines to follow.
* Towing Setup: The way the Jeep is towed behind the RV is critical.
* Flat Towing: This involves towing the Jeep with all four wheels on the ground. This is the most common method, but the Wrangler's transfer case needs to be in Neutral and the transmission in Park. Consult your Jeep's owner's manual for specific flat towing instructions.
* Dolly Towing: This uses a dolly to support the rear wheels, allowing the Jeep to be towed with its front wheels on the ground. This method is often safer for the Jeep's drivetrain but might require special equipment.
* Jeep's Drivetrain: The Jeep's 4-wheel drive system doesn't significantly affect its ability to be towed, as long as you follow the proper procedures.
* RV's Towing Capacity: The RV must have sufficient towing capacity to handle the weight of the Wrangler safely.
Recommendation:
1. Consult your Jeep's owner's manual. It will have specific instructions for towing your Wrangler, including the correct towing mode and any limitations.
2. Contact a Jeep dealer or certified towing specialist. They can advise you on the safest and most appropriate towing method for your 2014 Wrangler.
3. Check your RV's towing capacity. Ensure your RV can handle the weight of the Wrangler safely and without exceeding its towing capacity.
In summary, a 2014 Jeep Wrangler with an automatic transmission can potentially be towed behind an RV, but it's crucial to follow the correct procedures and ensure your RV has enough towing capacity. Always consult your Jeep's owner's manual and seek professional advice before attempting to tow your Jeep.
