Heavy-Duty Towing

Heavy-duty towing is a specialized service for vehicles that are too large, too heavy, or too complex for standard tow trucks to handle. This includes commercial trucks, delivery vans, buses, motorhomes, RVs, construction equipment, and other oversized vehicles. A typical tow truck is designed to move cars, SUVs, and light trucks that weigh a few thousand pounds. Heavy-duty vehicles can weigh 10,000 pounds or more, and they require specialized equipment, trained operators, and more powerful tow trucks to move them safely.

Heavy-duty tow trucks are built differently from standard tow trucks. They have larger engines, stronger frames, and more powerful winches and lifting systems. Some heavy-duty trucks use a boom and wheel-lift combination, while others use integrated flatbeds designed for large loads. These trucks are also equipped with heavy-duty straps, chains, and safety equipment that can handle the weight and stress of towing a large vehicle. Without the right equipment, trying to tow a heavy-duty vehicle can be dangerous and can cause serious damage to both the vehicle and the tow truck.

If you drive a large vehicle for work or personal use, you need to know who to call when something goes wrong. Not every towing company has the equipment or experience to handle heavy-duty jobs. We specialize in heavy-duty towing and have the trucks, tools, and trained operators to move your vehicle safely. Whether you need emergency towing for a breakdown or scheduled transport for a large vehicle, we are here to help.

Heavy-duty towing covers a wide range of vehicles and equipment. If your vehicle is too large for a standard tow truck, we can handle it. Here are the most common types of vehicles we tow in the Woodridge area.

Vehicles That Need Heavy-Duty Towing

• Commercial Trucks: Box trucks, delivery trucks, semi-trucks, and other commercial vehicles that weigh more than standard cars and SUVs.
• RVs and Motorhomes: Class A, Class B, and Class C motorhomes, as well as travel trailers and fifth-wheel RVs that need to be moved or recovered.
• Buses: School buses, charter buses, and transit buses that have broken down or need to be relocated.
• Construction Equipment: Excavators, bulldozers, loaders, and other heavy machinery that needs to be transported on a flatbed or lowboy trailer.
• Large Vans: Cargo vans, passenger vans, and other large vehicles used for commercial or personal purposes.
• Tow Trucks: Yes, even tow trucks sometimes need to be towed. If your tow truck breaks down, we can come get it.

We also handle specialty vehicles like ambulances, fire trucks, and other emergency vehicles. If you are not sure whether your vehicle qualifies as heavy-duty, just give us a call and describe what you have. We will let you know if we can handle it. In most cases, if it is too big for a standard tow, we can take care of it. We also offer flatbed towing for smaller vehicles that need extra protection during transport.

Heavy-duty towing is not something you want to trust to just anyone. It requires specialized knowledge, the right equipment, and operators who know how to handle large vehicles safely. Here is why drivers and businesses in the Woodridge area choose us for their heavy-duty towing needs.

First, we have the right equipment for the job. Our heavy-duty tow trucks are designed to handle vehicles that weigh up to 50,000 pounds or more. We use reinforced lifting systems, heavy-duty winches, and specialized flatbeds that can carry oversized loads. We also have a variety of truck sizes, so we can match the right truck to your specific vehicle. Whether you need a medium-duty tow for a box truck or a full heavy-duty rig for a motorhome, we have the equipment to get the job done.

Second, our operators are trained and experienced in heavy-duty towing. Moving a large vehicle is not the same as towing a car. It requires careful planning, proper weight distribution, and knowledge of how different vehicles handle during transport. Our team has years of experience towing trucks, RVs, buses, and other heavy vehicles, and they know how to avoid common mistakes that can lead to accidents or damage. We follow all safety regulations and use industry best practices to ensure your vehicle arrives at its destination safely.

Third, we offer fast response times and 24/7 availability. If your commercial truck breaks down on the highway or your RV has a mechanical failure in the middle of a trip, you need help right away. We understand that every hour your vehicle is out of service costs you money, so we work quickly to get you back on the road. We also provide clear, upfront pricing with no hidden fees, so you know exactly what the service will cost before we start. If you also need long-distance towing for your heavy-duty vehicle, we can arrange that as well.