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1. You download and play, nothing else to do but towing will be limited to how the game thinks anything other than a "Trailer" should be towed. You will still have the hook to tow but also have the brakes on all the time. Towing from the rear of the vehicle is the best way to combat this.
2. You can replace a single java .class file that will turn the brakes off on things being towed. This makes towing the vehicle from the front or back just as easy and towing offroad is easier as well.
3. You can install an alternate mod that also turns the brakes off but does other things such as "Realistic Car Physics".
I think giving the player the options rather than making it a requirement would be the best thing to do. So you choose how you want the towing experience to be.