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When I have the time and the ambition, I'm going to start a new, clean profile and test each of my favourite trailer mods one at a time and see if I can find the offender.
At a guess - either a non-updated trailer mod that doesn't support Advanced Coupling or a truck mod that raises chassis height in some way (eg. tyre/wheel mod with higher profile tyres or larger diameter rims etc).
Either way it will be a mod, not the game (potential bugs notwithstanding).
No, F7 is the way to call for a tow. Usually don't need it unless you're truck is out of fuel or no longer on its wheels. But you can use it whenever you want. Even from the parking lot of the Repair Shop. :P
Look in your keybinds and it will tell you. Option is called trailer.