In general, two-wheel drive cars should be towed with their driven wheels off the ground. Therefore, all rear-drive vehicles require a hoist so that power from its engine cannot go through any transmission system components and damage them too much for repairs. On the other hand, front-wheel drives can benefit significantly by being raised high enough to transmit additional force into these delicate mechanisms. Still, front axle steering will not work correctly either if you do this driving while avoiding crunching or breaking anything else under your tires along the way!
It is important to note that putting a front-wheel-drive car in neutral does not mean it’s safe for you to tow from behind or in any other direction. Conclusively, most vehicles are pulled from the front, and we don’t recommend doing so with your rear-end gear engaged either!