So you want to magically boost your vehicle's towing capacity without turning it into a monster truck? Legally increasing towing capacity isn't about some under-the-hood wizardry; it's about compliance and upgrades. First, check your vehicle's plate and manufacturer specifications—those limits are there for a reason. Next, you might consider upgrading suspension, brakes, and installing a certified tow bar or hitch that complies with Australian Design Rules (ADR). Additionally, you'll need to get your vehicle re-certified by an authorised engineer to update its Gross Combination Mass (GCM). Remember, ignoring these steps means risking fines, voiding your insurance, or worse—ending up in a roadside disaster.
Consult ServiceCentral or your local VicRoads office for the official process. Don't be that bloke who thinks rules are optional.

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