Heavy-Duty Towing

Towing for Big Vehicles That Need Special Equipment

Not all tow trucks can handle large vehicles. Box trucks, RVs, buses, and heavy commercial equipment require specialized towing equipment and experienced operators. At TriedNTrue El Mirage Towing, we have heavy-duty tow trucks designed to move these bigger vehicles safely. Whether you're stranded on the highway or dealing with a breakdown in a parking lot, we can help.

We've been serving El Mirage and the surrounding areas since 2024, providing heavy-duty towing for commercial drivers, RV owners, and anyone else with a vehicle too big for a standard tow truck. Our team knows how to handle heavy equipment and large vehicles, and we're available 24/7 to respond when you need us.

What We Consider Heavy-Duty Vehicles

Heavy-duty towing covers any vehicle that's too large or heavy for a standard tow truck. Here are the most common types of vehicles we tow:

• Commercial trucks: Delivery trucks, box trucks, flatbeds, and other large commercial vehicles.
• RVs and motorhomes: Class A, B, and C motorhomes, travel trailers, and fifth wheels.
• Buses: School buses, tour buses, shuttle buses, and other large passenger vehicles.
• Heavy construction equipment: Some specialized equipment and machinery that can be transported on a tow truck.
• Large vans and trucks: Oversized work vans, utility trucks, and vehicles with dual rear wheels.

If your vehicle weighs more than a standard car or truck, or if it requires special lifting capacity, you probably need heavy-duty towing. When you call us, we'll ask about your vehicle's size and weight to make sure we send the right equipment.

Why You Can't Use a Regular Tow Truck for Heavy Vehicles

Standard tow trucks are built for cars and light trucks. They don't have the lifting capacity, weight rating, or secure attachment points needed for larger vehicles. If you try to use a regular tow truck on a heavy vehicle, you risk damaging the tow truck, damaging the vehicle being towed, or creating a dangerous situation on the road.

Heavy-duty tow trucks are designed differently. They have reinforced frames, more powerful winches, and specialized boom systems that can lift and secure large vehicles. They also have higher weight capacities and better braking systems to handle the extra load safely.

Our heavy-duty trucks can handle the job without putting anyone at risk. We use proper attachment points, secure tie-downs, and safety chains to make sure your vehicle stays stable during transport. If you also need flatbed towing or long-distance transport, we can coordinate that as well.

How We Handle Heavy-Duty Towing

When you call for heavy-duty towing, we start by gathering information about your vehicle. We need to know the type, size, weight, and current condition. This helps us send the right truck and equipment. Once we arrive, our operator assesses the situation and determines the safest way to lift and secure your vehicle.

We use heavy-duty straps, chains, and attachment points designed for large vehicles. Everything is double-checked before we start moving. If your vehicle is disabled or damaged, we take extra care to avoid causing further problems during the tow.

During transport, we monitor the load and adjust as needed. Heavy vehicles behave differently on the road, and our drivers are trained to handle them safely. We take turns carefully, maintain safe speeds, and stay alert for any issues.

When we reach the destination, we unload your vehicle carefully and make sure it's positioned exactly where you need it. Whether it's a repair shop, a storage yard, or your business location, we get it there safely.

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