A Affordable Wrecker Service

When you start hearing or seeing warning signs from your truck’s engine, it’s important to get off the road as soon as possible. Many simple problems can be made much worse by continuing to drive. Having your truck towed to a repair shop can save you lots of money and time in the long run.

When it comes to our professional towing services, you can rest assured that we will take premium care of your vehicles. Our team is backed by training and experience, and knows how to get your vehicle safely to its destination.

The word “semi” means “half,” but there’s nothing halfway about a semi-truck. The name comes from the semi-trailer, which only has wheels on the back half. The front half is provided by the wheels at the back of the tractor truck.

If you have a junk vehicle, you may be able to make some money and get rid of an eyesore. Junk car removal companies often will pay a small amount for your vehicle and then remove it from your property.

One way to reduce the number of road accidents is to respect other road users. You can do this by making way for an ambulance, fire engine or other emergency vehicle, watching for children on the road, and watching for cyclists and motorcyclists.

Semi truck towers are able to deal with a wide range of “side of the road” semi truck issues. These include everything from simple winching of the semi up onto the tow truck to uprighting a tractor trailer that is on its side.

Recycling metal uses 75 percent less energy than producing new steel. That is why junking your car properly is the only solution. A car left idle will rust away and potentially leak as many as ten gallons of fluids into the earth.

Heavy-duty tow trucks are impressive pieces of machinery, packing anywhere from 400 to 500 horsepower of working strength. They are basically capable of pulling 30 tons or more and thus can easily handle the average semi-truck.

Flatbed tow trucks use an electric cable winch in order to pull cars up onto the bed. This towing technique is usually used if a car is too damaged or heavy for a standard tow truck or if the vehicle has four wheel or all wheel drive.

Transportation history: According to History.com, "The Federal Highway Act of 1956 allocated more than $30 billion for the construction of some 41,000 miles of interstate highways."

While waiting for a tow truck, one of the most important safety precautions you can take is to turn your vehicle’s hazard lights on. The flashing lights will alert other motorists that your car is disabled, which is especially important at night.

If your semi breaks down on the side of the road, one of your first responsibilities is to protect the area by turning on your flashers and setting out reflective triangles. This will prevent injury or another collision while you wait for the tow truck to arrive.