tips to help you prepare for a towing service

Posted on: 22 July 2020

Breaking down on the side of the road can be a frustrating situation, especially if you're traveling with others. It can also be confusing, as you may not know exactly what to do besides wait for the vehicle towing company to come pick you up. If you're in need of a tow, there are a few pieces of information you'll need to give to the towing company that can make their job a lot easier.
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Posted on: 7 April 2020

If you have an accident and you need to have your car removed from the road and taken to a shop, then you know a tow truck will come out and do this for you. If your car is still drivable, then the car can be picked up by a tow truck that can lift one end, and the car can be towed on two of its own wheels. However, if the wheels are all possibly affected, the tow truck driver will come get it on a truck that tows it without any of the wheels on the ground.
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Posted on: 28 January 2020

Emergency towing services are called when there is an immediate need to have a vehicle towed. However, what is an emergency to some is not an emergency to others. How does a towing company decide what is a towing emergency and then respond to towing calls they have already received that are not emergencies? Here is an inside look at what constitutes a towing emergency.  Cars Are Piled Up Winter crashes are often the worst.
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Posted on: 27 October 2019

If you love taking your truck out on the weekend and adventuring down bumpy dirt roads in the middle of nowhere, then it's vital you have some equipment and knowledge to rescue yourself if your rig happens to get stuck in some deep mud, sand, or snow. Having to call a tow truck company to come pull you out you will be expensive and depending on where you are located may not even be a viable option.
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