Flatbed Towing in Fort Worth, TX

When a Flatbed Is the Right Choice

• All-wheel and four-wheel drive. Towing with wheels on the road can damage the drivetrain.
• Luxury and low cars. No scraping on driveways, curbs or loading ramps.
• Classic cars. Chrome bumpers, fresh paint and rare parts ride safest on the bed.
• Accident damage. Bent wheels or broken suspension mean the car cannot roll.
• Cars that do not roll. Locked brakes, a seized transmission or missing wheels.

How a Flatbed Tow Works

The bed tilts back and slides down to the ground. Your vehicle is pulled up onto it with a winch, then strapped down at each wheel. The bed levels out and we drive away with all four wheels off the road. At the other end, it all happens in reverse.

Wheel Lift or Flatbed?

A wheel lift picks up one end of the car and tows it on the other two wheels. It is quick and handy in tight parking lots. A flatbed is the safer choice for anything you would not want rolling down I-30 on two wheels. If you are not sure, tell us what you drive and we will send the right one.

Where We Load

Driveways, apartment lots, parking garages near Ridglea, the shoulder of Loop 820, or a body shop lot in White Settlement. A flatbed needs room behind the vehicle, so tell us about tight spots or low ceilings when you call. If the car is stuck off the road, we can winch it out first.

Motorcycles on a Flatbed

Motorcycles ride upright on the flatbed with a wheel chock and soft straps, so nothing rubs the paint. Let us know the make and model before we arrive.