Heavy-Duty Towing

What Vehicles Need Heavy-Duty Towing

Heavy-duty towing isn't just about weight. It's also about size, ground clearance, and special handling requirements. Here's what typically requires our heavy-duty service:

• •Large pickup trucks - Dually trucks, lifted pickups, and one-ton models
• •RVs and motorhomes - Class A, B, and C motorhomes of all sizes
• •Commercial vehicles - Box trucks, delivery vans, and small commercial trucks
• •Buses and shuttles - Passenger buses and shuttle vehicles
• •Work trucks with equipment - Vehicles with plows, lifts, or mounted equipment

The Equipment That Makes Heavy-Duty Towing Possible

You can't tow a 15,000-pound RV with a truck designed for compact cars. Our heavy-duty trucks have reinforced frames, powerful engines, and specialized hydraulic systems that handle extreme weight and size.

We use heavy-duty wheel-lift systems and large flatbeds depending on what we're moving. Flatbeds work best for most heavy-duty jobs because they support the entire vehicle weight and keep everything secure during transport. For very large RVs or buses, we have specialized equipment that can handle vehicles over 40 feet long.

Our heavy-duty straps and chains are rated for thousands of pounds of tension. We don't cut corners on securing loads. Multiple tie-down points distribute force evenly and prevent shifting. Even on rough roads or during emergency stops, your vehicle stays exactly where we put it.

Need to move heavy equipment across longer distances? We offer long-distance towing for all vehicle types, including heavy-duty jobs that require careful route planning around weight restrictions and bridge clearances.

Special Challenges of Heavy-Duty Towing

Heavy-duty towing requires more than just bigger trucks. Our drivers need to think about weight distribution, height clearances, turning radius, and road regulations that don't apply to regular towing.

Large vehicles can't take every route. Low bridges, narrow streets, and tight turns that work fine for cars become obstacles when you're moving something tall or long. Our experienced drivers know the area and plan routes that avoid these problems.

Weight matters for legal reasons too. California has strict weight limits on certain roads. We make sure every tow complies with regulations to avoid fines or delays. For commercial vehicle owners, this means your business won't face legal issues from improper towing.

Sometimes heavy-duty vehicles break down in places that make recovery difficult. Parking lots, gas stations, or jobsites with limited space. We work in these tight spots regularly and know how to extract large vehicles without damaging property. We also provide accident recovery and winching for heavy vehicles in difficult positions.