Medium duty tow

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Medium duty tow typically involves the following steps:

Assessment: The tow truck operator will assess the vehicle to determine the best method of transport, considering factors such as the weight and size of the vehicle, the type of towing equipment required, and the road conditions.

Loading the vehicle: The tow truck operator will use hydraulic ramps, a winch, or a hydraulic bed to load the vehicle onto the tow truck. This may involve disconnecting the front or rear axles, as well as securing the vehicle to the bed of the truck.

Transporting the vehicle: The tow truck operator will transport the vehicle to its destination, such as a repair facility or storage location. During the transport, the operator will monitor the vehicle to ensure it remains secure and stable on the bed of the truck.

Unloading the vehicle: The tow truck operator will use the ramps, winch, or hydraulic bed to unload the vehicle from the bed of the truck and place it at its destination.

When to choose Medium Duty towing

• Ideal choice transportation of vehicles that are larger and heavier than passenger cars, but not as large as commercial trucks or buses.
• It involves the use of specialized equipment, such as a flatbed trailer or a boom truck, to safely transport the vehicle from one location to another. The flatbed trailer is designed to carry the entire vehicle, while the boom truck has a hydraulic arm that can lift and secure the vehicle onto the truck’s bed.
• Recommended always for box trucks, delivery vans, small RVs, and heavy-duty pickup trucks.