Flatbed Towing
Done right, any hour
A flatbed tow is the safest way to move almost any vehicle. Instead of lifting one end and rolling the other on the pavement, the bed tilts down, your vehicle is winched up, and it rides the whole way fully on the truck.
- Open 24/7, including holidays
- The owner answers the phone
- Flatbed, all four wheels off the road
When you should insist on a flatbed
Some vehicles really shouldn't be towed with wheels on the ground:
- All-wheel-drive and 4x4 vehicles, where spinning wheels can damage the transfer case
- Lowered cars and anything with a low front splitter
- Wrecked vehicles with damaged wheels, axles, or suspension
- Classic, collector, and high-value vehicles
- Lifted trucks and vehicles with oversized tires
- Cars with automatic transmissions that shouldn't be rolled for long distances
Our truck
We run a black Freightliner FL60 rollback. Vehicles are secured at the wheels with straps and chains, not hooked by the bumper, so your car arrives the way it left. You've probably seen it around Cypress with our number on the side.
Where we take it
Your home, your mechanic, a dealership service department, a body shop, a buyer across town, or another city. Tell us where it needs to go when you call.
Open 24/7
Nights, weekends, and holidays. Breakdowns don't keep business hours, and neither do we.
Call 346-377-7404
The owner answers himself: no call center, no runaround, no farming your job out.
Flatbed every time
All four wheels off the road on every tow. No drivetrain wear, no dragged bumpers.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is flatbed towing more expensive?
Not necessarily. Every tow we do is on a flatbed, so you're never upsold to one. Call for a quote.
Can you tow an AWD car?
Yes. A flatbed is the recommended way to tow AWD vehicles because no wheels touch the road.
Can you tow a car that won't roll?
Usually, yes. Locked brakes, flat tires, and missing wheels can be winched onto the bed.
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