Flatbed Towing.
A flatbed puts every wheel up off the pavement with nothing dragging and nothing turning. It is the right call for all-wheel drive, lowered cars, EVs, classics and anything you would rather not gamble with. We run both flatbed and wheel-lift, so you get whichever one your vehicle and your situation actually need.
Done right, right where you are.
Every flatbed towing call starts with a couple of quick questions and an upfront price — then we come to you anywhere across Southeast Tennessee and North Georgia and get it handled. Any hour, seven days.
- All-wheels-up transport on the deck
- Right choice for AWD, 4WD, EVs and low cars
- Wheel-lift available where a deck will not fit
- Non-rolling and collision-damaged vehicles
Other ways we can help.
Heavy Duty Towing
When the vehicle is too big for a standard tow truck, this is the call. Tractors, tractor-trailers, box trucks, dump trucks, buses and motorhomes — hooked, lifted and moved with the rigging the weight actually calls for, day or night.
Learn more →Box trucks, sprinters, shuttles & dualliesMedium Duty Towing
The class in between a pickup and a tractor-trailer, and the one a lot of towing companies are not set up for. Box trucks and straight trucks, sprinter and cargo vans, shuttle buses, ambulances, dually pickups, landscape and utility rigs — loaded on the deck and moved without improvising.
Learn more →Piggyback loads, mounted & dismountedTruck Decking & Undecking
Decking is mounting one truck onto the frame of another so a single driver can move both; undecking is taking it back down. It is precise work with real weight overhead, and it is a service most towing companies in this area simply do not offer.
Learn more →Questions drivers ask us.
Why is a flatbed better than a hook?
Because nothing on your vehicle has to roll or turn. With two wheels still on the road, the drivetrain keeps spinning and the transmission or transfer case can take a beating it was never designed for. On a flatbed the whole vehicle rides up on the deck. That said, a hook is the better tool in tight spots like a low parking deck, and we run both.
Can you flatbed an all-wheel-drive car or an EV?
Yes, and that is exactly what a flatbed is for. Most AWD vehicles and nearly all electric vehicles should not be towed with the drive wheels on the ground. Tell us the year, make and model when you call.
Need flatbed towing?
Call us with your location and what you are working with, and we will quote it upfront and head your way.