Towing Service Fayetteville NC

As a towing business owner, we strive to provide transparent pricing to our customers. We charge a flat fee for our towing services, which covers the basic cost of the service. However, there may be additional charges depending on specific services or distances involved.

Additional charges may apply in the following situations:

Specialized Services: If the towing service requires specialized equipment or expertise, such as heavy-duty towing or towing of oversized vehicles, there may be an additional charge to cover the extra resources needed.

Distance: If the towing distance is longer than a certain predetermined limit, there may be an additional fee based on the extra mileage.

It's important for us to discuss the details of the towing request with the customer to determine the specific requirements and provide an accurate cost estimate. We aim to be transparent about any additional charges and ensure that our customers are fully informed before proceeding with the towing service.Please note that the pricing structure and specific additional charges may vary between towing companies in Fayetteville, North Carolina. We recommend reaching out to specific towing companies in the area to inquire about their pricing policies and any additional charges for specific services or distances.

As a towing business owner, we have a variety of tow trucks and specialized equipment to handle different situations. Here are the types of tow trucks and equipment we have:

Flatbed Tow Trucks: We have flatbed tow trucks that feature a flat platform or bed on the rear, allowing us to load vehicles onto the bed for transportation. Flatbed tow trucks are suitable for safely towing a wide range of vehicles, including cars, SUVs, motorcycles, and even luxury or low-clearance vehicles.

Wheel-Lift Tow Trucks: We also have wheel-lift tow trucks, which utilize a hydraulic boom with crossbars to lift and tow vehicles. The crossbars are positioned under the wheels of the vehicle, lifting either the front or rear wheels off the ground while keeping the remaining wheels in contact with the road. Wheel-lift tow trucks are often used for towing smaller vehicles or when maneuverability is essential.

In addition to these primary types of tow trucks, we may have specialized equipment or attachments for specific situations. For example, we may have towing attachments for towing trailers, recovery equipment for off-road or difficult terrain situations, or dollies for towing vehicles with missing or locked wheels. Our aim is to ensure we have the right tools and equipment to handle various towing needs efficiently and safely.